Die Heirat wider Willen.

Die Heirat wider Willen is a comic opera in one act by Engelbert Humperdinck, based on a libretto by his sister Hedwig Humperdinck and Alfred Brüggemann, with additional material adapted from Alexandre Dumas. This vocal score presents the complete musical arrangements for the opera, offering both singers and instrumentalists the opportunity to perform or study this delightful work. With roots in the tradition of German opera, "Die Heirat wider Willen" showcases Humperdinck's skill in blending humor and musicality, making it an enduring piece for those interested in the history and performance of operatic works. This edition is valuable for music scholars, performers, and anyone keen on exploring the repertoire of late 19th-century German opera.

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