Der Traumgörge

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Der Traumgörge is an early 20th-century opera by Alexander von Zemlinsky that blends late-Romantic orchestral richness with a psychologically driven fairy-tale narrative.

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instanceOf opera
acts 2
basedOn fairy tales by Richard von Volkmann-Leander
catalogueNumber op. 9
completionStatus completed by Zemlinsky
composer Alexander von Zemlinsky
compositionEndYear 1906
compositionStartYear 1904
conductorAtPremiere Michael Gielen
countryOfOrigin Austria
dramaticType lyric drama
firstRecordingYear 1980s
genre fairy-tale opera
opera
hasLibrettoForm sung-through
historicalPeriod early 20th century
influences Gustav Mahler
Richard Strauss
Richard Wagner
intendedPremiereConductor Gustav Mahler
language German
librettist Leo Feld
mainCharacter Gertraud
Grete
Görge
movement late Romantic
notableRevival Oper Frankfurt 1980 premiere production
orchestration large late-Romantic orchestra
originalCommissioner Vienna Court Opera
originalTitleLanguage German
premiereCity Frankfurt am Main
premiereCountry Germany
premiereDate 1980-10-11
premierePlace Oper Frankfurt
premiereStatus posthumous premiere
publisher Universal Edition
setting dream world
rural village
structure two-act opera
style late-Romantic orchestral richness
psychologically driven narrative
subjectMatter conflict between dreams and reality
love and social conformity
self-discovery
titleTranslation George the Dreamer

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Alexander von Zemlinsky notableWork Der Traumgörge