
The Operas of Meyerbeer
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Gott und die Natur (oratorio entitled "lyric rhapsody") (May 8, 1811, Berlin, Royal National Theatre)
- Libretto, translated by Richard Arsenty
- Recording for sale
Jephtas Gelübde (1812, Munich Court Opera), libretto by A. Schreiber
Wirth und Gast, or Aus Scherz Ernst (1813, Stuttgart Court Theatre) libretto by J.G. Wohlbruck
Gli Amori di Teolinda, a dramatic cantata for small orchestra, male chorus, soprano and solo clarinet, composed by Meyerbeer for clarinettist Heinrich Baermann and his consort, soprano Helene Harlas (Venice, 1815)
- The many faceted beauties of Gli Amori di Teolinda
- Review of Gli Amori di Teolinda in Tel Aviv, June 1 and 2, 2003
Romilda e Costanza (1817, Padua, Teatro Nuovo), libretto by Gaetano Rossi
- Tom Kaufman's Discography (recorded excerpts)
Semiramide riconosciuta (1819, Turin Teatro Reggio) libretto by Gaetano Rossi
- Tom Kaufman's Discography (recorded excerpts)
Emma di Resburgo (1819, Venice, Teatro S. Benedetto) libretto by Gaetano Rossi
- Tom Kaufman's Discography (recorded excerpts)
Margherita d'Anjou (1820, Milan, La Scala) libretto by Felice Romani
- Tom Kaufman's Discography (recorded excerpts)
- Photographs from the Nov. 2, 2002 London Performance
- Reviews and articles of the November 2, 2002 London Performance
L'Esule di Granata (1822, Milan, La Scala) libretto by Felice Romani
- Tom Kaufman's Discography (recorded excerpts)
Il Crociato in Egitto (1824, Venice La Fenice) libretto by Gaetano Rossi
- Article by Clarissa Lablache about Il Crociato and Velutti
- MFC Discography
- Tom Kaufman's Discography (cast lists and comments)
Robert le Diable (1831, Paris Opera) libretto by Eugene Scribe and Germain Delavigne
- The story of Robert le Diable (March 28, 1998)
- Libretto of "Mario-aria" (April 4, 1998)
- Review of 1985 Paris CD by Tom Kaufman
- A Few Words About Robert le Diable, by Tom Kaufman
- MFC Discography
- Interview with Chris Merritt
- The "Mario-aria" discussed by Dr. Wolfgang Kuhnhold
- Tom Kaufman's Discography (cast lists and comments)
- Review of Robert le Diable in Prague 1999-2000 (added January 22, 2000) (in German)
- Scene (.JPEG picture)
- Libretto of "Mario-aria"
- The Thematic Nexus of Religion, Power, Politics and Love in the Operas of Giacomo Meyerbeer, By Dr. Robert Letellier
- Thoughts of George Sand about Robert le Diable
- Mikhail Vrubel and Robert le Diable (sculpture in bronze)(Photo)
- An account of two extraordinary performances of Robert le Diable at the Berlin Staatsoper, March, 2000 (April 2, 2000)
- The Baltimore Opera Company must perform Meyerbeer reprint from THE SUN, Baltimore, Maryland, May 19, 2000 (posted May 31, 2000)
- Robert le Diable at Martina Franca, August, 2000 -- reviews, reviews and more reviews!
- Prague 1999-2000 Robert le Diable reviews (en francais)
- Gambara by Honore de Balzac (full text English translation) (September 14, 2001) discussing Meyerbeer and the premiere of Robert le Diable in 1831 in depth
Les Huguenots (1836, Paris Opera) libretto by Eugene Scribe and Emile Deschamps
- Piano score of Les Huguenots (Kalmus edition, Italian and English) (added Sep. 29, 2000)
- The Story of Les Huguenots
- Les Huguenots in Paris, by Clarissa Lablache
- MFC Discography
- Casts of Les Huguenots in Paris and London by Tom Kaufman
- Tom Kaufman's Discography (cast lists and comments)
- Les Huguenots at Martina Franca, August, 2002
- Revival of Les Huguenots at Metz, June, 2004
Le Prophète (1849, Paris Opera) libretto by Eugene Scribe
Remarks about Meyerbeer's Le Prophète -- a 19th century French Grand Opera in Five Acts -- on the occasion of the work's production in Münster, Germany 25th of September 2004 -- by Matthias Brzoska, editor of the New Critical Edition (added September 11, 2004)
The Berlin Staatsoper 1966 Le Prophète -- Review (added October 24, 1998)
Overture to Le Prophète -- remarks of Prof. Dr. Matthias Brzoska for Bochum World Premiere Concert Nov. 27, 1998 (added October 20, 1998 English/Deutsch)
Le Prophète -- Commentaire de l'opéra d'après l'enregistrement d'Henry Lewis par Jean-Philippe Dartevel (en français)
Comments on the Vienna Staatsoper performance of 1998 by Stephen Agus
Review of Le Prophète in London Times, July, 1849
The story of Le Prophète, with audio clips (.wav) by Stephen Agus
MFC Discography
Newly found music for Le Prophète performed at Essen concert Nov. 30, 1997, lecture of Prof. Dr. Matthias Brzoska (contains actual page manuscripts)
Tom Kaufman's Discography (cast lists and comments)
L'Africaine (1865, Paris Opera) libretto by Eugene Scribe, final version by F.J. Fétis
- MFC Discography
- Tom Kaufman's Discography (cast lists and comments)
- History, Myth and Music in a Theme of Exploration: Some Reflections on the Musico-Dramatic Language of Meyerbeer's L'Africaine by Robert Ignatius Letellier
- Revival of L'Africiane in Strasbourg, France, June, 2004
L'Etoile du Nord (1854, Opera Comique), libretto by Eugene Scribe
- Che Sara Sara: The 'Star' of which Dreams are Made - - Scribe and Meyerbeer's Opéra Comique L'Étoile du Nord, by Robert Letellier
- Wexford Review 1996 by Stephen Agus and Manuel Marquez-Sterling
- L'Etoile du Nord and Luigi Lablache, by Clarissa Lablache
- CD Review by Manuel Marquez-Sterling
- MFC Discography
- Tom Kaufman's Discography (cast lists and comments)
- Interview with Elizabeth Futral, star of Wexford, 1996 production
Dinorah (1859, Opera Comique), libretto by Jules Barbier and Michael Carre
- The Story of Dinorah (July 19, 1998)
- MFC Discography
- Tom Kaufman's Discography (cast lists and comments)
- Production of Dinorah at Compiègne 2002; by Pierre Jourdan, artistic director and review from International Herald Tribune (with picture) -- production continued March, 2004
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