Georg Friedrich Treitschke
Also known as Treitschke, Friedrich Treitschke
German librettist and lepidopterist
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Georg Friedrich Treitschke (29 de agosto de 1776 – 4 de junio de 1842) fue un libretista, traductor y entomólogo alemán. Nació en Leipzig y murió en Viena. En 1800 llegó a la Hofoper de Viena. De 1809 a 1814 fue director de la Viennese Theater an der Wien. Escribió sobre todo libretos para Pablo Vranický, Adalbert Gyrowetz y C. Weigl (Weisenhaus, El Orfanato), y tradujo muchas óperas francesas óperas al alemán.
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