Gustav Brecher (5 February 1879 – May 1940) was a German conductor, composer, and music critic. As director of the Leipzig Opera, he conducted world premieres...
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writer Gustav Brecher (1879–1940), Jewish Bohemian-German conductor and composer Irving Brecher (1914–2008), American screenwriter Jeremy Brecher, historian...
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of the 2023–2024 season. Arthur Nikisch (1878) Gustav Mahler (1886–1888) Otto Lohse (1912) Gustav Brecher (1923) Paul Schmitz [de] (1932) Helmut Seydelmann [de]...
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Otto Lohse (1904–1911) Gustav Brecher (1911–1916) Otto Klemperer (1917–1924) Eugen Szenkar (1924–1933) Fritz Zaun (1929–1939) Günter Wand (1945–1948) Richard...
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were first performed in Germany on 20 October 1918 in Frankfurt with Gustav Brecher as the conductor, and again beginning on 26 January 1919 at the Cologne...
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premiere cast Role Voice type Premiere cast, 9 March 1930 Conductor: Gustav Brecher Leokadja Begbick, a fugitive mezzo-soprano Marga Dannenberg Dreieinigkeitsmoses...
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shared among staff conductors whose numbers included at various times Gustav Brecher, Johann Nepomuk Fuchs, Joseph Hellmesberger, Jr., Karl Luze, Hans Richter...
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premiere cast Role Voice type Premiere cast, 10 February 1927 Conductor: Gustav Brecher Anita, an opera singer soprano Fanny Cleve Max, a composer tenor Paul...
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The Leipzig production was directed by Detlev Sierck, conducted by Gustav Brecher, and designed by Caspar Neher. It was the last production of both Weill...
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premiere cast Role Voice type Premiere cast, 21 October 1919 Conductor: Gustav Brecher Consul Claudi bass Walter Schneider The Consul's wife mezzo-soprano...
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