Examples of 'schikaneder' in a sentence

Meaning of "schikaneder"

schikaneder (noun) - The term 'schikaneder' likely refers to a specific person, such as an individual's name, surname, or a reference to a historical figure, but it does not have a widely recognized definition in English

How to use "schikaneder" in a sentence

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Schikaneder wrote the libretto for the entire piece.
My excellent friend schikaneder.
Emanuel Schikaneder was the director several times.
You remember my good friend Schikaneder.
Urban Schikaneder the elder brother of the librettist.
Mainstream scholarship views Schikaneder as the highly probable author.
For Schikaneder the events of the time were the beginning of the end.
Many thought that the prompter Helmböck had collaborated with Schikaneder.
As a practical man Schikaneder saw his chance to exploit the interdicted rites on the stage.
Mladen Jagušt translated the libretto written by Emanuel Schikaneder.
But the aging Schikaneder was slow to deliver his text and the composer lost patience.
The impresarioEmanuel Schikaneder.
Schikaneder and new partner Zitterbarth planned together to construct a grand new theater for the company.
Stanzi, you remember my excellent friend schikaneder.
The Schikaneder company.

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Come in . my excellent friend schikaneder.
We may assume Schikaneder was Jewish, though they deny it.
In so doing, Braun did not mention Schikaneder as the author.
That year, Friedel died and a new company was formed at the theater by Emanuel Schikaneder.
This book contains many mentions of Schikaneder from first-hand sources.
I have got some more. You remember my good friend Schikaneder.
Schikaneder and Beethoven's collaboration.
Nouseul was among the performers from Friedel 's company that Schikaneder retained.
Just for fun, at the point where Schikaneder has a pause, I played an arpeggio.
German opera in two movements · Libretto by Emanuel Schikaneder.
But when Schikaneder heard this, he called down into the orchestra, " Hey, Mozart!

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