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Pankratz at 18:51, 4 October 2023

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	Satirical ballad opera by [[John Gay]] first performed in 1728. Hugely popular in its own day, it became the model for numerous adaptations, among them a version by the composer Benjamin Britten (1948) and the play, ''Dreigroschenoper'' (1928), by Bert Brecht.		Satirical ballad opera by [[John Gay]] first performed in 1728. Hugely popular in its own day, it became the model for numerous adaptations, among them a version by the composer Benjamin Britten (1948) and the play, ''Dreigroschenoper'' (1928), by Bert Brecht.

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Yasmin Okounde at 14:20, 18 April 2023

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	Satirical ballad opera by [[John Gay]] first performed in 1728. Hugely popular in its own day, it became the model for numerous adaptations, among them a version by the composer Benjamin Britten (1948) and the play, ''Dreigroschenoper'' (1928), by Bert Brecht. ~~It was received as social satire.~~		Satirical ballad opera by [[John Gay]] first performed in 1728. Hugely popular in its own day, it became the model for numerous adaptations, among them a version by the composer Benjamin Britten (1948) and the play, ''Dreigroschenoper'' (1928), by Bert Brecht.

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Yasmin Okounde at 14:07, 18 April 2023

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	Satirical ballad opera by [[John Gay]] first performed in 1728. Hugely popular in its own day, it became the model for numerous adaptations, among them a version by the composer Benjamin Britten (1948) and the play, ''Dreigroschenoper'' (1928), by Bert Brecht.		Satirical ballad opera by [[John Gay]] first performed in 1728. Hugely popular in its own day, it became the model for numerous adaptations, among them a version by the composer Benjamin Britten (1948) and the play, ''Dreigroschenoper'' (1928), by Bert Brecht. It was received as social satire.

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Pankratz at 18:43, 5 April 2023

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	Satirical ballad opera by [[John Gay]] first performed in 1728. Hugely popular in its own day, it became the model for numerous adaptations, among them a version by the composer Benjamin Britten (1948) and the play, ''Dreigroschenoper'' (1928), by Bert Brecht.		Satirical ballad opera by [[John Gay]] first performed in 1728. Hugely popular in its own day, it became the model for numerous adaptations, among them a version by the composer Benjamin Britten (1948) and the play, ''Dreigroschenoper'' (1928), by Bert Brecht.

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	~~Written in 1728, a satirical~~ ballad opera by [[John Gay]]. Hugely popular in its own day, it became the model for numerous adaptations, among them a version by the composer Benjamin Britten (1948) and the play, ''Dreigroschenoper'' (1928), by Bert Brecht.		Satirical ballad opera by [[John Gay]] first performed in 1728. Hugely popular in its own day, it became the model for numerous adaptations, among them a version by the composer Benjamin Britten (1948) and the play, ''Dreigroschenoper'' (1928), by Bert Brecht.

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WikiSysop at 20:57, 13 April 2015

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	Written in 1728, a satirical ballad opera by [[John Gay]]. Hugely popular in its own day, it became the model for numerous adaptations, among them a version by the composer Benjamin Britten (1948) and the play, ''Dreigroschenoper'' (1928), by Bert Brecht.		Written in 1728, a satirical ballad opera by [[John Gay]]. Hugely popular in its own day, it became the model for numerous adaptations, among them a version by the composer Benjamin Britten (1948) and the play, ''Dreigroschenoper'' (1928), by Bert Brecht.

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Pankratz at 11:37, 14 October 2013

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	Written in 1728, a satirical ballad opera by [[John Gay]]. Hugely popular in its own day, it became the model for numerous adaptations, among them a version by the composer Benjamin Britten (1948) and the play, ''Dreigroschenoper'' (1928), by Bert Brecht.		Written in 1728, a satirical ballad opera by [[John Gay]]. Hugely popular in its own day, it became the model for numerous adaptations, among them a version by the composer Benjamin Britten (1948) and the play, ''Dreigroschenoper'' (1928), by Bert Brecht.

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WikiSysop at 12:03, 19 April 2010

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	Written in 1728, a satirical ballad opera by [[John Gay]]. Hugely popular in its own day, it became the model for numerous adaptations, among them a version by the composer Benjamin Britten (1948) and the play, ''Dreigroschenoper'' (1928), by Bert Brecht.		Written in 1728, a satirical ballad opera by [[John Gay]]. Hugely popular in its own day, it became the model for numerous adaptations, among them a version by the composer Benjamin Britten (1948) and the play, ''Dreigroschenoper'' (1928), by Bert Brecht.

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WikiSysop at 18:17, 23 November 2009

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	Written in 1728, a satirical ballad opera by [[John Gay]]. Hugely popular in its own day, it became the model for numerous adaptations, among them a version by the composer Benjamin Britten (1948) and the play, ''Dreigroschenoper'' (1928), by Bert Brecht.		Written in 1728, a satirical ballad opera by [[John Gay]]. Hugely popular in its own day, it became the model for numerous adaptations, among them a version by the composer Benjamin Britten (1948) and the play, ''Dreigroschenoper'' (1928), by Bert Brecht.

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Written in 1728, a satirical ballad opera by [[John Gay]]. Hugely popular in its own day, it became the model for numerous adaptations, among them a version by the composer Benjamin Britten (1948) and the play, ''Dreigroschenoper'' (1928), by Bert Brecht.