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English: Maurice Grau - Copyright 1900, by A. Dupont

Identifier: grandoperainamer00lahe (find matches)
Title: Grand opera in America
Year: 1901 (1900s)
Authors: Lahee, Henry Charles, 1856-1953
Subjects: Opera
Publisher: Boston : L. C. Page
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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the astutestof all directors, . . . while to Henry Abbeymust be attributed every straightforward and 222 Grand Opera in America. honourable quality. Maurice Grau was thecleverest of entrepreneurs. While we have been attempting to followthe progress of grand opera in America, asindicated by the greatest companies whichhave appeared, it must not be forgotten thata great many, one might almost say all themost successful opera singers of the greatcompanies, after their engagements were atan end, would form opera companies of theirown under the management of some impre-sario, and would make tours through thecountry, visiting not only the chief townsbut also those towns which were not largeenough to support the biggest companies.Chicago soon became a great centre for alltravelling companies, and there is perhaps nomore concise method of showing to whatextent opera had grown as a business thanby presenting a summary of the season of1879-80, of Chicago. It will be seen that the companies here
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Copyright, lJUO, by A. Dupout. MAURICE GRAU, Italian Opera. 223 mentioned include everything that can beclassed under the head of opera, — Italianopera, English opera, French opera (whichmeans here opera bouffe), and ChurchChoir opera, which was then fashionable. There have been twenty-three seasons ofopera as follows: Aimee troupe, Haverlys,August 20-24; Mahns Fatinitza troupe,Hooleys, August 25-September 6; Haver-lys Church Choir troupe, September 15-20; Strakosch troupe, McVickers, October20-November 1 ; Haverlys Juvenile troupe,November 10-15 ; Maretzek troupe, McVick-ers, November 18-29; Haverlys Juveniletroupe, second season, December 8-13;Emma Abbott troupe, December 15-20;Haverlys Church Choir troupe, secondseason, January 5-10; Mapleson troupe,Haverlys, January 12-24; Grau Frenchopera troupe, Haverlys, February 2-28;DOyley Carte opera company, Haverlys,March 1-8; Oates troupe, Hooleys, March 224 Grand Opera in America, 8-13; same, Olympic, April 5-10; Amateurtroupe, Haverly

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