Hermione (opera)

Hermione is an opera in 4 acts, Op. 40, by Max Bruch to a libretto by Emil Hopffer, based on Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale. The opera premiered March 21, 1872, in Berlin.^[1]

Recordings

Aria of Leontes (No. 7): "Setzt Ihnen nach!", Aria of Leontes (No. 19): "Allein, allein mit meinem Gram" by Franz Hawlata [de] bass, Capriccio 1996

References

^ Operas in German: A Dictionary, Margaret Ross Griffel, 1990, p. 304: "Hermione, opera in four acts by Max Bruch; libretto by Emil Hopffer after Shakespeare's A Winter's Tale; March 21, 1872, Berlin"

External links

Libretto, N. Simrock, Library of Congress (in German)

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[1] Operas in German: A Dictionary, Margaret Ross Griffel, 1990, p. 304: "Hermione, opera in four acts by Max Bruch; libretto by Emil Hopffer after Shakespeare's A Winter's Tale; March 21, 1872, Berlin"

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v t e Max Bruch
List of compositions
Operas	Die Loreley (1863) Hermione (1872)
Concertante	Concerto for Clarinet, Viola, and Orchestra Concerto for Two Pianos and Orchestra Violin Concerto No. 1 Violin Concerto No. 2 Violin Concerto No. 3 Kol Nidrei Romance in A minor Scottish Fantasy Serenade in A minor
Chamber music	Swedish Dances String Octet
Vocal music	Choral works Odysseus Arminius The Fiery Cross Moses
Related articles	Rose and Ottilie Sutro
Category

v t e William Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale
Characters	Leontes Perdita Florizel
Sources	The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia (c.1580) Pandosto (1588) Oberon, the Faery Prince (1611)
Adaptations	The Winter's Tale (1910) The Winter's Tale (1967) The Winter's Tale (1981) "The Winter's Tale" (1994)
Stage works	Hermione (1872 opera) Perdita (1897 opera) The Winter's Tale (2014 ballet) The Winter's Tale (2017 opera)