Karel Šebor

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Karel Šebor (1868)

Karel Richard Šebor, (Prague, 1843–1903) was a Czech opera composer. He had his first resounding success at the age of 22 with The Templars in Moravia, but afterwards faded and was forgotten.^[1]

Operas

1865 Templáři na Moravě ("The Templars in Moravia") libretto Karel Sabina
1867 Drahomíra
1868 Nevěsta husitská ("The Hussite Bride")
1870 Blanka
1879 Zmařená svatba ("The Frustrated Wedding")

References

↑ Opera Vol.33 1982 "Karel Sebor (1843-1903), was a Wunderkind who, in the 1860s, was considered a rival to Smetana"

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Name	Sebor, Karel
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Short description	Czech composer
Date of birth	1843
Place of birth
Date of death	1903
Place of death

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