Legendary beings and transformations

Der Triumph der Treue, oder: Die Rose der Schönheit

großes Feen -Ballet

by Louis Henry

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19th century
Language: German
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Edition	Date	Publisher	Language	ISBN	Access	Links
großes Feen -Ballet Bavarian State Library digitized rare-book edition Digitized image count: 13; Kopftitel. - Aufführung: Wien, 1824. - Rollen: Fortuna, die Gold-Fee (Mad. Gioja); Amelinde, ihre Nymphe (Dlle. Brugnoli); Neomphale, eine mächtige Fee (Mad. Henry); Iphanie, ihre Tochter (Dlle. Vaquemoulin); Tramenes, Prinz, geschützt von Fortuna (Hr. Hullin); Hyrkn, Prinz d. Gold-Inseln (Hr. Rozier); Merabut, ein persischer Prinz (Hr. Gioja); Nadir (Hr. Reiperger) und Azahir (Hr. Aichinger Vater), indische Prinzen; Orsas, ein afrikanischer Prinz (Hr. Destefani); Amor (Adelheid Muzzarelli); Hymen (Hermine Elßler); Zebethul, ein Gnome (Hr. Giosué); u.a. - Szenerie: "Blumen-Gebüsch.". - "Pallast und Garten der Fee Neomphale.". - "Unterirdisches Zaubergewölbe, von einem Altar erleuchtet.". - "Wüste Gegend, vom Monde beleuchtet.". - "Zauber-Gärten.". - Felsen, in Mitte eines düsteren Nebel-Schleyers.". - "Labyrinth.". - Weitere Angaben: Titelbl.: "Die Dekorationen sind neu von den Herren Janitsch, de Pian und Gail, k. k. Hoftheatermahlern. Das Arragement derselben nach Angabe des Herrn Ph. v. Stubenrauch, k. k. Hoftheater-Costume- und Dekorations-Director.". - "Personen." mit namentlicher Nennung der Interpreten. - "Tanzende Personen.". - Angabe von Druckort und Drucker. - Folio 1v: "Programm."; Shelfmark: Slg.Her B 255	1824	Wallishausser; Wien : Wallishausser	German	—	Public iiif reader	Bavarian State Library Digital Collections (opens in a new tab) Bavarian State Library Digital Collections (opens in a new tab) Bavarian State Library Digital Collections (opens in a new tab) Bavarian State Library Digital Collections (opens in a new tab)