Julius Brammer
Julius Brammer ( born March 9, 1877 in Sehraditz, Moravia (today: Sehradice in Zlín), † April 18, 1943 in Juan -les-Pins ) was an Austrian librettist.
Life
Julius Brammer, son of Hermann and Julie, born Pretty, attended secondary school, became an actor and appeared for the first time in Munich on Gärtnerplatztheater on. Later he moved to the Theater an der Wien, where he also appeared in operetta performances.
From 1908 he was almost just more than playwrights worked and wrote, often with Alfred Grünwald, numerous librettos for operettas by Leo Ascher, Eysler, Leo Fall, Emmerich Kálmán, Robert Stolz and Oscar Straus. He was one of the leading creators of the Silver operetta and was awarded the Order of Merit of the Republic of Austria. As a Jew he had with his wife after the Anschluss of Austria to the German Reich in 1938 into exile. At first he lived in Paris, after the occupation of France by the Germans in the Second World War, he fled to the unoccupied part of the country, to the Côte d' Azur.
In Vienna - Hietzing the Brammergasse was named after him in his memory in 1955.
Work
Libretti
- Elektra. Parody operetta in one act by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald, music by Béla Laszky. Franz Bard & brother, Vienna, undated ( circa 1905 ).
- The lady in red operetta in 3 acts by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald, music by Robert Winterberg. Three masks Verlag, Munich 1911.
- Sovereignty waltz. Operetta in 3 acts by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald. Music by Leo Ascher. Karczag, Vienna 1912.
- The laughing husband. Operetta in 3 acts by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald, music by Eysler. Karczag, Vienna 1913.
- The ideal wife. Operetta in 3 acts by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald, music by Franz Lehár. Doblinger, Vienna 1913.
- The beautiful Swede. Operetta in 3 acts by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald, music by Robert Winterberg. Karczag, Vienna 1915.
- The Empress, and Prince love. Operetta in 3 acts by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald by Franz von Schönthan, music by Leo Fall. Bloch, Berlin or Eibenschütz & Berte, Vienna 1916.
- The Rose of Stamboul. Operetta in 3 acts by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald, music by Leo Fall. Karczag, Vienna 1916.
- Brother carelessness. Operetta in a Prelude and 2 acts by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald, music by Leo Ascher. Karczag, Vienna 1917.
- Dichterliebe. ( Heinrich Heine ). Singspiel in three acts by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald, music by Felix Mendelssohn -Bartholdy. Adapted for the stage by Emil Stern. Karczag, Vienna 1918.
- The Last Waltz. Operetta in 3 acts by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald, music by Oscar Straus. Three masks Verlag, Munich 1920.
- The Tango Queen. Operetta in 3 acts by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald, music by Franz Lehár. Doblinger, Vienna 1921.
- The Bayadere. Operetta in 3 acts by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald, music by Emmerich Kálmán. Three masks Verlag, Munich 1921.
- The Pearls of Cleopatra. Operetta in 3 acts by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald, music by Oscar Straus. Three masks Verlag, Berlin, 1923.
- Countess Maritza. Operetta in 3 acts by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald, music by Emmerich Kálmán. Karczag, Vienna 1924.
- The Circus Princess. Operetta in 3 acts by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald, music by Emmerich Kálmán. Karczag, Vienna 1926.
- The gold'ne champion. Operetta in 3 acts by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald, music by Eysler. Karczag, Vienna 1927.
- The Duchess of Chicago. Operetta in two departments (2 acts with a prelude and postlude ) by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald, music by Emmerich Kálmán. Karczag, Vienna 1928.
- The Violet of Montmartre. Operetta in 3 acts by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald, music by Emmerich Kálmán. Crescendo, Berlin 1930.
- The Farmer General. Operetta in 3 acts by Julius Brammer and Gustav Beer, music by Oscar Straus. Karczag, Vienna 1931.
- Danube sweetheart. Operetta in 3 acts ( 4 pictures) by Julius Brammer and Emil Marboth, music by Eysler. Karczag, Vienna 1932.
- The lady with the rainbow. Operetta in 3 acts ( 7 pictures) by Julius Brammer and Gustav Beer, music by Jean Gilbert. Karczag, Vienna 1933.
- Bozena. Operetta in 3 acts ( 4 pictures) by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald, music by Oscar Straus. Weinberger, Vienna 1952.
Song and hit songs
- Anita, Anita! Text by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald. Music by Robert Stolz, op 50, RSWV 35 Nickau & Welleminsky, Vienna, undated
- Anuschka, you stole my heart! Song and tango. Words of Julius Brammer, music by Jerzy Peterburski. Doblinger, Vienna 1930.
- The large lot. Text by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald, music by Béla Laszky. Franz Bard, Vienna, undated; ( around 1910 ).
- The Weana needs kan bubbly! . Wienerlied. Text by Julius Brammer, music by Erik Jaksch. Sirius -Verlag, Vienna, 1931.
- The three pilgrims. Chanson. Words by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald, music by Paul Pallos. ( Modern theater repertoire 56 ) Franz Bard, Wien oJ ( around 1910 ).
- The wife is out of town for a short time. Marching song. Text by Julius Brammer, music by Franz Lehár. Doblinger of Vienna in 1913.
- The love and the suff Russian Fox. Text by Julius Brammer, music by Otto Geitner. Doblinger, Vienna 1931.
- The love grammar. Chanson. Text by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald. Music by Robert Stolz, op 64 Bosworth & Co., Vienna. 1912
- Spring night in Miramare. Song and tango. Text by Julius Brammer, music by Robert Katscher. Wiener Boheme Verlag, Vienna, 1930.
- In Boskowitz and Holle show. Foxtrot - parody. Text by Julius Brammer, music by Artur M. Werau, op 790 Karczag, Vienna 1929.
- In Paris, in the clock of the Madeleine! Valse - americaine. Text by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald, music by Maurice Lindemann, established by Fritz Spielmann. Alrobi, Berlin 1928.
- Puppet duet. Text by Julius Brammer, music by Franz Lehár. Doblinger, Vienna 1913.
- Kisses me. Spanish Barcarolle. Text by Julius Brammer, music by Franz Lehár. Doblinger, Vienna 1913.
- Debriefing. Text by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald. Music of Béla Laszky. Lyra, Leipzig. undated
- Spoken I 'm very shy. Entréelied of Don Gil. Text by Julius Brammer, music by Franz Lehár. Doblinger, Vienna 1913.
- Only in Spain. Walzerlied. Text by Julius Brammer, music by Franz Lehár. Doblinger, Vienna 1913.
- Beautiful Gigolo, Poor Gigolo. Song and tango. Text by Julius Brammer, Music by Leonello Casucci. Wiener Boheme Verlag, Vienna, 1929.
- So I have learned it at the boarding. Song. Text by Julius Brammer, music by Franz Lehár. Doblinger, Vienna 1913.
- Proud Beautiful. Romance. Text by Julius Brammer, music by Franz Lehár. Doblinger, Vienna 1913.
- Sweet favorite tune. March. Text by Julius Brammer, music by Franz Lehár. Doblinger, Vienna 1913.
- Tango. Text by Julius Brammer, music by Franz Lehár. Doblinger, Vienna 1913.
- Thousand red roses. Text by Julius Brammer, music by Franz Lehár. Doblinger, Vienna 1913.
- The Taxameteresse. Foxtrot. Text by Julius Brammer, music by Artur M. Werau, op 791 Sirius -Verlag, Vienna, 1929.
- If ... ( in May in the Krieau ). Song Foxtrot and -Marsch. Words of Julius Brammer. Music by Max pepper. Three masks Verlag, Berlin, 1930.