Franz Schubert/Heinrich Berté: Das Dreimäderlhaus.

Franz Schubert/Heinrich Berté: Das Dreimäderlhaus.

Heinrich Berté (), born Heinrich Bettelheim (8 May 1858 in Galgócz, Hungary (now Hlohovec, Slovakia) – 23 August 1924 in Perchtoldsdorf, Austria) was an Austria-Hungarian composer of operas and operettas. Heinrich Berté, at the beginning of his career, was a relatively unsuccessful composer of ballets and an opera.

I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. No. IHB 1. v'ts/Sec's. Based on music by Franz Schubert (1797-1828). Adaptations: Chanson d'amour: French version with libretto by Hugues Delorme and Léon Abric (Paris: 7 May 1921). Blossom Time: American version with music arranged by Sigmund Romberg and libretto by Dorothy Donnelly (New York: 29 September 1921). Lilac Time: British version with music arranged by George Howard Clutsam and libretto by Adrian Ross (London: 22 December 1922). php?title Das Dreimäderlhaus (Berté, Heinrich)&oldid 1837502".

LyricsDas Dreimaderlhaus (after . Heinrich Berté, Aksel Schiøtz, Inger Stender, Axel Boesen, Else Colber, Sigurd Langberg, Petrine Sonne, Karen Marie Lowert, Poul David Reichardt, Aage Juhl-Thomsens Orchestra.

Released on: 2016-01-01. Artist: Bernd Weikl Conductor: Kurt Peter Eichhorn Orchestra: ORF ster Composer: Heinrich Berte Composer: Franz Schubert. Auto-generated by YouTube.

Heinrich Berté Composer. Das Dreimäderlhaus, operetta. Performances: 2. Tracks: 31. About. Act 1. N. : Na wußt' ich's doch. : Bin so glücklich augenblicklich. : Ein Poesiealbum mit einem Eintrag von Schubert. : Prosit! - Unter einem Fliederbaum. Act 2. b: Zu jeder Zeit, wie ich mich g'rad freud. b: Hereinspaziert, die ganze t. : Wes' Mädel Freud' in schöner Zeit. : Ja, inzwischen ist einige Zeit vergangen. php?title Das Dreimäderlhaus (Berté, Heinrich)&oldid 1837502.