State Opera

State Opera, National Opera also is called a momentous Opera House, which is operated by the public sector. In Europe, Italy has the oldest and most famous opera houses, but in artistic interest are Paris, Vienna and some German opera houses equally.

Austria

  • Vienna State Opera ( oldest German-language opera, since 1863 on the ring road ), previously kk Vienna Court Opera (from the 15th century, under different names )
  • Furthermore, the Vienna Volksoper ( also Federal Theatre), Theater an der Wien,
  • The Graz Opera and opera houses in some state capitals.

Germany

In Germany public opera houses are usually partially supported by the federal states of the communities.

  • Badische Staatsoper Karlsruhe, biggest stage at the Opera House Baden State Theater, founded in 1662 as Badische Hofoper
  • Bavarian State Opera in Munich, founded in 1657, the oldest and meistbespieltes German Opera House
  • Hamburg State Opera, founded in 1678, the largest German stage
  • Staatsoper Unter den Linden, the oldest opera house in Berlin
  • German Opera Berlin, largest opera house in Berlin
  • German National Theater and Staatskapelle Weimar
  • Komische Oper Berlin, the smallest of the three public opera houses in Berlin
  • Mannheim National Theatre, one of the largest opera houses in Germany
  • Lower Saxon State Opera, Hannover
  • Saxon State Opera Dresden ( Semperoper )
  • Staatsoper Stuttgart, biggest stage of the Staatstheater Stuttgart.

Internationally

  • Belgium: Theatre La Monnaie, Brussels
  • China: Chinese opera ( not limited locally )
  • Beijing Opera ( not limited locally )
  • Important opera in Florence, Genoa, Palermo, Trieste and Venice.
  • Opera Naţională Bucureşti, Bucharest
  • Opera Naţională Română Cluj, Cluj-Napoca
  • Opera Naţională Română Iaşi, Iaşi
  • Opera Naţională Română Timişoara, Timişoara
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