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František Glaeser.

Franz Joseph Glæser (19 April 1798 Horní Jiřetín, Bohemia - 29 August 1861 Copenhagen Denmark) was a Czech/Danish composer.

Work

Die vier Haimonskinder (1809)
Bärnburgs Sturz (1817)
Das Mädchen ohne Zunge (1819)
Das Felsenmädchen (1820)
Der geraubte Schleier (1820)
Der Tambour (1820)
Sküs, Mond und Pagat (1820)
Wenn's was ist, so ist's nichts und ist's nichts, so sind's 36 Kreuzer (1820)
Arsenius der Weiberfeind (1823)
Dank und Undank (1823)
Der rasende Roland (1823)
Stumme Liebe (1823)
Der Brief an sich selbst (1824)
Der Erlenkönig (1824)
Die kurzen Mäntel (1824)
Die Rettung durch die Sparkassa (1824)
Liebe und Haß (1824)
Sauertöpfchen (1824)
Sieben Mädchen in Uniform (1825)
Der Bär und das Kind (1825)
Die sonderbare Laune (1825)
Die Weiber in Uniform (1825)
Die Zauberin Armida (1825)
Heliodor, Beherrscher der Elemente (1825)
Menagerie und optische Zimmerreise in Krähwinkel (1825)
Die steinerne Jungfrau (1826)
Oberon, König der Elfen (1827)
Peterl und Paulerl (1827)
Abu, der schwarze Wundermann (1828)
Armida, die Zauberin im Orient (1825)
Elsbeth (1828)
Meister Pilgram, Erbauer des Stephansturmes in Wien (1828)
Peter Stiglitz
Staberl
Die steinerne Jungfrau
Der Rattenfänger von Hameln
Aurora (c.1830 Berlin)
Die Brautschau auf Kronstein (1830, Berlín)
Andrea (1830 Berlín)
Des Adlers Horst (29.12.1832, Berlín)
Die Augen des Teufels
Bryllupet vet Como-søen (29.1.1849, Kodaň)
Nøkken (12.2.1853, Kodaň)
Den forgyldte svane (17.3.1854, Kodaň)

See also

List of Danish composers

References

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