From: owner-ammf-digest@smoe.org (alt.music.moxy-fruvous digest) To: ammf-digest@smoe.org Subject: alt.music.moxy-fruvous digest V14 #12920 Reply-To: ammf@fruvous.com Sender: owner-ammf-digest@smoe.org Errors-To: owner-ammf-digest@smoe.org Precedence: bulk alt.music.moxy-fruvous digest Saturday, December 30 2023 Volume 14 : Number 12920 Today's Subjects: ----------------- Keep your dishwasher clean and fresh every time ["Foul Smells" ] Get Free Winter Audiobooks Now ["Audiobooks.com Special Offer" ] Which drink purifies your liver? 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He wrote two operatic works in English, and his later output included musical comedies for Sacha Guitry and Yvonne Printemps. As a conductor, Messager held prominent positions in Paris and London, at the head of the OpC)ra-Comique, the Paris OpC)ra, the Orchestre de la SociC)tC) des Concerts du Conservatoire, and the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. Although as a composer he is known chiefly for his light works, as a conductor he presented a wide range of operas, from Mozart to Richard Strauss, and he acquired a reputation as a conductor of Wagner. In Paris he conducted the world premieres of Debussy's PellC)as et MC)lisande, Massenet's GrisC)lidis and Charpentier's Louise. At Covent Garden, he gave the British premieres of operas by Saint-SaC+ns and Massenet. Messager's music became known for its melodic and orchestral invention, musical craftsmanship, and characteristically French elegance and grace. 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Soon afterwards he was appointed musical director of the OpC)ra-Comique, and in the commercial theatre had another outstanding success with VC)ronique (1898). In 1898 Messager's only child from his second marriage, Madeleine Hope AndrC)e (d. 1986) was born. From that year to 1904 Messager's work at the OpC)ra-Comique left him little time for composition, particularly after 1901, when he also spent May to July at the Royal Opera House in London. He turned down W. S. Gilbert's offer of a collaboration, and wrote only two stage works between 1898 and 1914. His international fame as a composer nevertheless grew, with productions of Les P'tites Michu and VC)ronique in countries including Britain, Spain, Switzerland, Germany and the US. Unusually for the London stage at the time, VC)ronique was g ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 30 Dec 2023 09:47:48 +0100 From: "Consumer Survey Offers" Subject: RTIC backpack cooler - Your order has shipped! 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Messager's career took a new turn in 1883 when the composer Firmin Bernicat died leaving an unfinished opC)rette, FranC'ois les bas-bleus. Messager was invited to complete it; he orchestrated the entire work and composed between twelve and fifteen numbers. It was staged in November 1883 at the ThC)C"tre des Folies-Dramatiques and was an immediate critical and popular success. It was later produced in London and New York. In 1883, while deputising for Saint-SaC+ns as the soloist at a concert in Le Havre, Messager met a young woman, Edith Clouette, whom he married in the same year. FaurC) played the organ at the ceremony,[n 3] and composed a mildly cynicalong, "Madrigal", as a wedding present. There was one child of the marriage, Jean AndrC) Emile Charles (1886b1952). In December 1883 Messager and Emmanuel Chabrier gave the first performance of the latter's Trois valses romantiques at the SociC)tC) Nationale de Musique. 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In October, as the Soviet front approached, and the government made further efforts to disengage from the war, German troops ousted Horthy and installed a puppet government under SzC!lasi's fascist Arrow Cross Party. SzC!lasi pledged all the country's capabilities in service of the German war machine. By October 1944, the Soviets had reached the river Tisza, and despite some losses, succeeded in encircling and besieging Budapest in December. On 13 February 1945, Budapest surrendered; by April, German troops left the country under Soviet military occupation. 200,000 Hungarians were expelled from Czechoslovakia in exchange for 70,000 Slovaks living in Hungary. 202,000 ethnic Germans were expelled to Germany, and through the 1947 Paris Peace Treaties, Hungary was again reduced to its immediate post-Trianon borders. Jewish women being arrested on WesselC)nyi Street in Budapest during the Holocaust, c. 20b22 October 1944 The war left Hungary devastated, destroying over 60% of the economy and causing significant loss of life. In addition to the over 600,000 Hungarian Jews kil ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 30 Dec 2023 12:12:32 +0100 From: "Vicks VapoRub" Subject: Your âmagicalâ hair-loss solution? Your bmagicalb hair-loss solution? http://folicrexhaircare.services/kK-ycl4aetfU4_K5Gg2_J7Y2awz89FvwuIkV_98XMyElwUEL-A http://folicrexhaircare.services/dQcQ-H9NqdTgvtFY1Opblqaobe74yApV5-rPc1hiV9_HaubDEQ In 1907 Messager returned to composition. His "comC)die lyrique" Fortunio was presented at the OpC)ra-Comique with great success. In the same year he was appointed joint director of the Paris OpC)ra, responsible for the artistic direction, with Frederick Broussan, formerly director of the Lyons Opera, taking charge of administration.[n 9] The partnership lasted until 1913, but its success was hampered by shortage of funds and internal disputes. Messager decided on a policy of making the OpC)ra "more genuinely French". He revived Rameau's Hippolyte et Aricie, for the first time in Paris since 1767, and presented unusual French repertoire including FaurC)'s PC)nC)lope. Foreign opera was not neglected; Messager gave Paris its first complete Ring cycle,[n 10] presented a Russian season starring FC)lia Litvinne and Feodor Chaliapin, and conducted the French premiere of Richard Strauss's Salome. At the invitation of the Emperor Wilhelm II, Messager and Broussan took the OpC)ra company to Berlin in 1908. Relations between the two co-directors were not always harmonious; after the French government refused Messager's resignation on at least one occasion, he finally announced it in November 1913, a year before his term of office was due to expire. He consented to return in January 1914 to conduct Parsifal b its first performance in Europe outside Bayreuth. His conducting of the work won critical praise. On the strength of his experience as a Wagnerian, Messager was appointed conductor of the Orchestre de la SociC)tC) des Concerts du Conservatoire in 1908. 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Unlike some older contemporaries such as Saint-SaC+ns and Massenet, Messager remained open to new ideas and idioms throughout his life, and his style evolved to match the spirit of the times. His biographer and former pupil Henry FC)vrier commented that from classic opC)ras comiques, such as La Basoche, Messager's later works, such as Les P'tites Michu and VC)ronique, show a difference in style, "bringing an altogether fresher approach to the genre." Towards the end of his career Messager successfully moved to "comC)die musicale", the French form of musical comedy. Ballets apart, Messager composed thirty works for the stage; they fall into several different, or sometimes overlapping, genres; the most numerous are opC)ras comiques (9), opC)rettes (7) and comC)dies musicales (3).[n 14] The composer remarked late in his career: I have never intended to write what is nowadays called "opC)rette". This designation b which all too often has pejorative overtones b seems to have become common since the work of Lecocq. Many of my works ... were only called operC)ttes at the request of theatre directors who saw in that term some extra chance of success. Neither did I wish to compose opC)ra-bouffes, the best examples of which were provided by the works of Offenbach, where the element of parody is very dominant. My idea was always to continue the tradition of French opC)ra-comique (with dialogue) as established by Dalayrac, Boieldieu and Aube ------------------------------ End of alt.music.moxy-fruvous digest V14 #12920 ***********************************************