Franz Lehár was an Austro-Hungarian composer, primarily known for his operettas. He is considered the leading composer of the 'Silver Age' of Viennese operetta. His most famous work, 'The Merry Widow,' has achieved extraordinary international success and remains in the standard operatic repertoire. Lehár's music is characterized by its rich melodies, waltzes, and masterful orchestration, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of light opera.
Apr 30, 1870 -
Oct 24, 1948
Austro-Hungarian
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