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Der Bettelstudent -  (The Beggar Student)

Der Bettelstudent Millöcker

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Karl Millöcker, the son of a Viennese goldsmith, was actually supposed to take up his father's job, but nothing came of it. He became a flutist.
Already at the age of sixteen he found a job at the Theater in der Josefstadt. It was here that Franz von Suppé became aware of the young man's talent. Recommended by Suppé as Kapellmeister in Graz in 1864, where he performed his first (one-act) operettas "Der tote Gast" (1865) and "Diechanten Binder". Back in Vienna in 1866, he conducted the orchestra of the Theater an der Wien for more than a decade. But farcical writing (including the "Three Pairs of Shoes"), which was his main job there alongside his duties as conductor, did not fulfill him.
He turned more and more to operetta, and his success enabled him to retire as a conductor.
Even if Millöcker never quite managed to step out of the shadow of the great forerunners Johann Strauss and Franz von Suppé, he is still the third in the league of the fathers of Viennese operetta, who inspired him with works such as "Countess Dubarry" (1879 [in the arrangement of Theo Mackeben: "Die Dubarry", 1931], "Der Bettelstudent" (1882) and "Gasparone" (1884) three brilliant achievements.
Millöcker also published the Musikalische Presse, a collection of piano pieces, for several
years Grave of honor buried in the Vienna Central Cemetery.

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The Beggar Student by Millöcker, Nuo (2015/2015), Dirigentas Heinz Hellberg

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