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A Florentine Tragedy is a performer page dedicated to a composer-world-renowned figure tied to Zemlinsky’s Eine florentinische Tragödie, a one-act opera rooted in late-Romantic/post‑Straussian tradition. This page offers a concise biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information for 2025 performances. Expect lush orchestration, English surtitles, and a running time of roughly 55–60 minutes. We’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward access to tickets and details for each listed engagement.

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Geographically, the performances connect major cultural hubs like Tokyo and New York, reflecting the global reach of this Viennese-influenced repertoire. As your trusted connection, we’ll help secure your seats for these essential events with clear, no-fuss details and direct links to official venues and performers’ channels.

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Biography, discography highlights, and 2025 dates for A Florentine Tragedy keep this page current. Explore the composer's place in the Viennese school, notable prizes like the Alexander Zemlinsky Prize for Composition, and how his music shaped late-Romantic orchestration. For fans and newcomers alike, we provide official social media and websites for performer A Florentine Tragedy and related venues—always linked with target="_blank" and rel="noopener" for a safe, seamless browsing experience.

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  • Based on Oscar Wilde's unfinished A Florentine Tragedy; Zemlinsky composed Eine florentinische Tragödie (Op. 16), a one‑act opera premiered in 1917 in Stuttgart.
  • Language: German; performances are typically given with English surtitles; approximate running time about 55–60 minutes.
  • 2025 performances include: New National Theatre Tokyo (Opera Palace), Tokyo, February 2–8, 2025 (four performances); the Little Opera Theatre of NY presented Zemlinsky's Zimmer / Zemlinsky's Room at BAM Fisher, Brooklyn, June 5–8, 2025.
  • Musical style: late‑Romantic/post‑Straussian idiom; lush orchestration with post‑Wagnerian influences; described as one of Zemlinsky’s defining operatic works.
  • Major achievements/awards: Zemlinsky is a central figure of the Viennese school; the Alexander Zemlinsky Prize for Composition at the University of Cincinnati is named in his honor and continues to fund young composers (awards and prizes listed by the Zemlinsky Foundation).
  • Social media presence: New National Theatre Tokyo maintains official Facebook/Instagram channels; The Little Opera Theatre of NY maintains a core online presence via its website; BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music) maintains active social channels (Twitter/X, YouTube, Facebook).

Biography, discography highlights, and 2025 dates for A Florentine Tragedy keep this page current. Explore the composer's place in the Viennese school, notable prizes like the Alexander Zemlinsky Prize for Composition, and how his music shaped late-Romantic orchestration. For fans and newcomers alike, we provide official social media and websites for performer A Florentine Tragedy and related venues—always linked with target="_blank" and rel="noopener" for a safe, seamless browsing experience.

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