Šarlatán

Summary

Šarlatán is a dramatico-musical work^[1]. Šarlatán has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2]

Key Facts

• Šarlatán's instance of is recorded as dramatico-musical work^[3].
• Šarlatán's composer is recorded as Pavel Haas^[4].
• Šarlatán's librettist is recorded as Pavel Haas^[5].
• Šarlatán's language of work or name is recorded as Czech^[6].
• Šarlatán was published on 2000^[7].
• Šarlatán's characters is recorded as 2 Servants^[8].
• Šarlatán's characters is recorded as 3 Students^[9].
• Šarlatán's characters is recorded as A man with a crutch^[10].
• Šarlatán's characters is recorded as Another man^[11].
• Šarlatán's characters is recorded as Apothecary^[12].
• Šarlatán's characters is recorded as Carpentry apprentice^[13].
• Šarlatán's characters is recorded as Dance master^[14].
• Šarlatán's characters is recorded as Darmožrout^[15].
• Šarlatán's characters is recorded as Deserter^[16].
• Šarlatán's characters is recorded as Jochimus' servant^[17].
• Šarlatán's characters is recorded as Horn player^[18].
• Šarlatán's characters is recorded as Innkeeper^[19].
• Šarlatán's characters is recorded as Soldier^[20].
• Šarlatán's characters is recorded as The King^[21].
• Šarlatán's characters is recorded as The voice of the mad miller^[22].
• Šarlatán's characters is recorded as Theriac seller (Potion seller)^[23].
• Šarlatán's characters is recorded as Town physician^[24].
• Šarlatán's characters is recorded as Amaranta^[25].
• Šarlatán's characters is recorded as Kyška (Sour milk)^[26].
• Šarlatán's characters is recorded as Jochimus^[27].

Why It Matters

Šarlatán has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2]