Leo Stein (writer)

Leo Stein, actually Leo Rosenstein ( born February 23, 1861 in Lviv, † July 28, 1921 in Vienna), was a librettist and playwright.

Leo Stein worked closely with the composer Johann Strauss, Franz Lehar, Emmerich Kalman, Oskar Nedbal and the librettist Victor Leon. Together with this, he contributed as an author to Lehár's world successes.

Leo Stein's grave is located in Vienna's Central Cemetery, Age Israelite part, Goal 1

Works (selection)

  • Wiener Blut, along with Victor Léon, 1899 (music by Johann Strauss ( son ) )
  • The hubby, along with Victor Léon, 1904 ( Music: Franz Lehár )
  • The Merry Widow, along with Victor Léon, 1905 (music by Franz Lehár )
  • The Count of Luxembourg, together with Alfred Maria Willner and Robert Bodanzky, 1909, (music by Franz Lehar )
  • The puppet girl, along with Alfred Maria Willner, 1910 ( Music: Leo Fall )
  • The flying captain, along with Bela Jenbach, 1912 ( Music: Hermann Dostal )
  • Polenblut, 1913, ( Music: Oskar Nedbal )
  • The Czardasfürstin, along with Bela Jenbach, 1915 (music by Emmerich Kálmán )
  • The Winzerbraut, along with Julius Wilhelm, 1916, ( Music: Oskar Nedbal )
  • The Holland females, along with Bela Jenbach, 1919 (music by Emmerich Kálmán )
  • The blue Mazur, along with Bela Jenbach, 1920 (music by Franz Lehár )
  • Lara, along with Alfred Grünwald, 1923 ( Music: Robert Stolz )
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