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Something wrong?He wrote the operettas that kept Vienna humming through the first half of the twentieth century - Die Csárdásfürstin, Gräfin Mariza - blending Hungarian folk rhythms with the glide of the Viennese stage and, later, the snap of American jazz.
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EPEmmerich Kálmán: Symphonic PoemsMKMarilyn Hill Smith sings Franz Lehár and Emmerich KálmánEAEl soldado de chocolate (Soldaditos de plomo) / La princesa de la czarda (Opereta en tres actos)SAStephen Hough's New Piano AlbumDCDie Herzogin von ChicagoIMIm weißen Rössl + Gräfin MarizaDHDie Zirkusprinzessin (Höhepunkte)GMGräfin Mariza
OVOperettenfestival: Classic Collection, Volume 3GQGräfin Mariza: Großer QuerschnittDCDie CsárdásfürstinGHGräfin Mariza / Die Csárdásfürstin / Die Zirkusprinzessin: HöhepunkteAwards
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Emmerich Kálmán was born in Hungary on 24 October 1882 and became a composer who helped shape Viennese operetta as it moved into modernity. His style pulled from the csárdás and other Hungarian folk forms, the sweep of Johann Strauss II and Franz Lehár, and eventually the syncopation of jazz. Die Csárdásfürstin arrived in 1915, Gräfin Mariza in 1924 - both became fixtures of the repertoire. The Anschluss forced him and his family into exile, first to Paris, then to the United States. He returned to Europe in 1949 and died in Paris on 30 October 1953, six days after his seventy-first birthday.
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