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Lehar – Highlights from Die Lustige Witwe (The Merry Widow)

: While many conductors ignore it, some archival-style recordings, such as the one featuring Joan Sutherland, include "Butterflies" as a nod to its historical success. butterflies_die_lustige_witwe

If you’ve ever hummed the "Merry Widow Waltz" or felt the urge to dance to "You'll Find Me at Maxim's," you know that Franz Lehár’s Die lustige Witwe ( The Merry Widow ) is the undisputed crown jewel of Viennese operetta. But did you know that one of its original hits is almost never heard today?

: You can still find the English-language version of the song in certain highlights scores . Lehar – Highlights from Die Lustige Witwe (The

The Song the World Forgot: The Curious Case of “Butterfliesâ€

: Most modern productions use the original Viennese score, which doesn't include the "London interpolations". : You can still find the English-language version

The next time you see a production of The Merry Widow , keep an ear out. While you likely won't hear about these "Butterflies," they remain a fascinating footnote in how a Viennese classic became a global fashion and musical phenomenon.

Enter a musical "lost treasure" that owes its existence to the bustling theaters of Edwardian London. A Song for the "Gaiety Girls"

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