Along with Hans Heiling, this is probably the most famous opera by Heinrich Marschner, with a libretto by Wilhelm Wohlbruck.
Along with Hans Heiling, this is probably the most famous opera by Heinrich Marschner, with a libretto by Wilhelm Wohlbruck. It's also the name of a 1932 film by Danish director Carl Theodor Dreyer about the adventures of David Grey on holiday in France. In literature, it's the title of a 1911 novel by Wladyslaw Reymont and a noted 1819 story by John Polidori, which features Lord Ruthven and was falsely attributed to Byron. It's also the title of a painting by Edvard Munch which features a woman with bright ►red hair and bloody fingers. FTP, give these titles, or just name the creature represented by Lestat or Count Duckula.
Along with Hans Heiling, this is probably the most famous opera by Heinrich Marschner, with a libretto by Wilhelm Wohlbruck.
Vampire (Vampyr or "The Vampire" or anything like that)