Pangrats Kacho ( Hungarian. Kacsóh Pongrác ; December 15, 1873, Budapest - December 16, 1924, Budapest) - Hungarian composer , author of operas and operettas .
| Pongrats Cacho Hungarian Kacsóh pongrác | |
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| Date of Birth | December 15, 1873 |
| Place of Birth | Budapest , Austria-Hungary |
| Date of death | December 16, 1924 (51 years old) |
| A place of death | Budapest , Hungary |
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| Professions | composer |
| Genres | opera operetta |
Content
- 1 Biography
- 2 Main works
- 2.1 Opera
- 2.2 Operettas
- 2.3 Music for performances
Biography
He graduated from the University of Kolozhvar ( 1896 ) with a specialization in physics, while simultaneously studying music at the city conservatory. In 1898 he moved to Budapest, taught physics and mathematics at the gymnasium, working on his first works. He made his debut as a composer in 1904 with the operetta The Knight of Janos (librarian C. Bacogni, based on S. Petöfi ).
Major works
Opera
- The Briar (1905)
- “Rakoczy” (1906, Budapest Opera House)
- Dorothea (1929, Szeged National Theater)
Operettas
- The Knight Yanosh (1904)
- Mary Ann (1908)
Performance Music
- Arpad Bell
- “Lillion” (drama by F. Molnar , 1909)