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Sociedad Artistica del Teatro-Circo
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Sociedad Artistica del Teatro-Circo

Spanish music society
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  • zarzuela

    …was the creation of the Sociedad Artistica del Teatro-Circo (“The Theatre-Circus Artistic Society”), a group mostly of composers and dramatists concerned with the development of national music. The second was the premiere of the first Spanish zarzuela in three acts, Jugar con fuego (1851; “Playing with Fire”), written by Sociedad…

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    …was the creation of the Sociedad Artistica del Teatro-Circo (“The Theatre-Circus Artistic Society”), a group mostly of composers and dramatists concerned with the development of national music. The second was the premiere of the first Spanish zarzuela in three acts, Jugar con fuego (1851; “Playing with Fire”), written by Sociedad…

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