Musical Notes. Volume 28 , June, 1898. Source type: Historical Periodicals; Object type: Article; Object type: Feature; CHLegacyID: bpea35-1898-028-30-012460; CHOriginalLegacyID: ea35-1898-028-30-012460; ISSN: 2043-4553
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Berlin.-Richard Strauss, of Munich, has been definitely appointed conductor at the Royal Opera, as successor to F. Weingartner, for ten years, at a salary of, it is stated, 1,000 per annum-the highest sum ever paid in Germany. Only four new operas were produced in 1897 at this establishment: Enoch Arden, by Hausmann; Haschisch, by v. Chelius, Die Boheme, by Puccini; and Spinelli's A basso porto.
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	title = {Musical {Notes}.},
	volume = {28},
	abstract = {Berlin.-Richard Strauss, of Munich, has been definitely appointed conductor at the Royal Opera, as successor to F. Weingartner, for ten years, at a salary of, it is stated, 1,000 per annum-the highest sum ever paid in Germany. Only four new operas were produced in 1897 at this establishment: Enoch Arden, by Hausmann; Haschisch, by v. Chelius, Die Boheme, by Puccini; and Spinelli's A basso porto.},
	language = {English},
	number = {330},
	month = jun,
	year = {1898},
	note = {Source type: Historical Periodicals; Object type: Article; Object type: Feature; CHLegacyID: bpea35-1898-028-30-012460; CHOriginalLegacyID: ea35-1898-028-30-012460; ISSN: 2043-4553},
	keywords = {MUSIC},
}

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