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The Faistauer Foyer was the entrance area to the new Festival House, created in 1926, the venue of most opera productions in the period from 1927 to 1934 at the Salzburg Festival

Salzburg Festival: history and repertoire, 1927-34 lists all opera productions of the Salzburg Festival in its early years.

Concept

The first Salzburg Festival took place in 1920 — without operas although all concepts for the festival included operas as a main part of the endeavor. The first festival consisted of open air performances of the drama Jedermann [Everyman] by Austrian poet Hugo von Hofmannsthal who wrote several librettos for operas by Richard Strauss. The play was performed at the grand square in front of the Salzburg Cathedral. The play describes the life and death of a rich man and is based on several medieval mystery plays. Jedermann was directed by world famous Max Reinhardt and was a stunning success. The play is still today performed every year at the same place.

In 1921, concerts were added to the festival program. Concerts of the world's best orchestras, singers and soloists still today represent an important pillar of Salzburg Festival. In 1922, Richard Strauss and Franz Schalk brought opera to the festival. Both were famous conductors and since 1919 functioned also as general managers of Vienna State Opera. They chose four works of Salzburg born genius Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart for the first season — the three Da Ponte operas and Die Entführung aus dem Serail [The Abduction from the Seraglio]. In the founding years the festival did not have the means to produce entire opera productions. So Strauss and Schalk brought the settings, the singers, the orchestra and the chorus from Vienna State Opera to Salzburg. The press critically noted that the opera program of the festival constituted ″the summer residence of Vienna State Opera″. Nevertheless, the performances were superb due to the orchestra, the chorus and the great singers. They came from all over Europa and created excellent ensembles for the Mozart operas, later on also for works by Donizetti, Johann Strauß and Richard Strauss. An important role was also given to set designer Alfred Roller who dominated the visual aspect of the first Salzburg Festival opera performances.

All perfomances listed took place at the Salzburger Stadttheater.

1927

Orchestra, Choir, Conductor	Director, Set Designer	Female singer	Male singer
Le nozze di Figaro by Lorenzo Da Ponte and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Salzburger Stadtheater, August 7 and 16, 1927 (two performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Robert Heger		Claire Born Gräfin Almaviva Adele Kern Susanne Louise Paichl-Brand Marcellina Berta Kiurina Cherubino Hilde Demichiel Barbarina	Hans Duhan Graf Almaviva Richard Mayr Figaro William Wernigk Basilio Franz Markhoff Bartolo Viktor Madin Antonio Hermann Gallos Don Curzio
Don Juan by Lorenzo Da Ponte and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Salzburger Stadtheater, August 10 and 22, 1927 (two performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Franz Schalk	Josef Hietz	Maria Nemeth Donna Anna Claire Born Donna Elvira Elisabeth Schumann Zerlina	Hans Duhan Don Juan Richard Mayr Leporello Franz Markhoff Der Komtur Alfred Piccaver Don Ottavio Viktor Madin Masetto
Fidelio by Joseph Sonnleithner, Stephan von Breuning, Georg Friedrich Treitschke and Ludwig van Beethoven, Festspielhaus, August 13 to 28, 1927 (four performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Franz Schalk	Lothar Wallerstein Clemens Holzmeister settings	Lotte Lehmann Fidelio Elisabeth Schumann Marzelline	Alfred Piccaver Florestan Richard Mayr Rocco Franz Markhoff Don Fernando Alfred Jerder Don Pizzaro Hermann Gallos Jaquino William Wernigk, Viktor Madin Gefangene

Cast changes in repeat performances:

• Don Juan. Zerline: Adele Kern (22nd).
• Fidelio. Marzelline: Adele Kern (18 to 28).

1928

Orchestra, Choir, Conductor	Director, Set Designer	Female singer	Male singer
Così fan tutte by Lorenzo Da Ponte and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Salzburger Stadttheater, August 12 to 25, 1928 (three performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Bruno Walter	Ernst Lert	Marie Gerhart Fiordiligi Rosette Anday Dorabella Lotte Schöne Despina	Josef Burgwinkel Ferrando Alfred Jerger Guglielmo Josef von Manowarda Don Alfonso
Die Zauberflöte, Textbuch by Emanuel Schikaneder, music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Festspielhaus, August 18 to 30, 1928 (four performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Franz Schalk	Lothar Wallerstein Oskar Strnad settings	Marie Gerhart Königin der Nacht Maria Rajdl Pamina Luise Helletsgruber 1. Dame Aenne Michalsky 2. Dame Hermine Kittel 2. Dame Margarethe Krauß Papagena Lilli Claus 1. Knabe Frieda Stroinigg 2. Knabe Enid Szanto 3. Knabe	Richard Mayr Sarastro Josef Kalenberg Tamino Franz Markhoff Sprecher Hans Duhan Papageno Hans Breuer Monostatos Hermann Gallos 1. Priester | 1. Geharnischter Karl Ettl 2. Priester | 2. Geharnischter
Fidelio by Sonnleithner, von Breuning, Treitschke and Ludwig van Beethoven, Festspielhaus, August 20 to 28, 1928 (three performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Franz Schalk	Lothar Wallerstein Clemens Holzmeister settings	Lotte Lehmann Fidelio Luise Helletsgruber Marzelline	Josef Kalenberg Florestan Richard Mayr Rocco Franz Markhoff Don Fernando Alfred Jerder Don Pizzaro Hermann Gallos Jaquino William Wernigk, Karl Ettl Gefangene

Cast changes in repeat performances:

• Così fan tutte. Despina: Fritzi Jokl (25th).

1929

Orchestra, Choir, Conductor	Director, Set Designer	Female singer	Male singer
Don Juan by Lorenzo Da Ponte and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, August 6 to 28, 1929 (five performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Franz Schalk	Lothar Wallerstein Oskar Strnad settings	Mária Németh Donna Anna Claire Born Donna Elvira Adele Kern Zerlina	Karl Hammes Don Juan Richard Mayr Leporello Franz Markhoff Der Komtur Koloman von Pataky Don Ottavio Viktor Madin Masetto
Fidelio by Sonnleithner, von Breuning, Treitschke and Ludwig van Beethoven, Festspielhaus, August 8 to 26, 1929 (three performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Franz Schalk	Lothar Wallerstein Clemens Holzmeister settings	Lotte Lehmann Fidelio Luise Helletsgruber Marzelline	Josef Kalenberg Florestan Josef von Manowarda Rocco Franz Markhoff Don Fernando Ludwig Hofmann Don Pizzaro Hermann Gallos Jaquino William Wernigk, Viktor Madin Gefangene
Der Rosenkavalier by Hugo von Hofmannsthal and Richard Strauss, August 12 to 30, 1929 (five performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Clemens Krauss	Lothar Wallerstein Alfred Roller settings and costumes	Lotte Lehmann Feldmarschallin Vera Schwarz Octavian Adele Kern Sophie Karola Jovanović Leitmetzerin Martha Fuchs Annina	Richard Mayr Baron Ochs Hermann Wiedemann Faninal Hermann Gallos Valzacchi Richard Tomek Haushofmeister bei der Marschallin Wilhelm Wernigk Haushofmeister bei Faninal | Wirt Franz Markhoff Polizeikommissär Viktor Madin Notar Koloman von Pataky Sänger

Cast changes in repeat performances:

• Don Juan. Donna Anna: Felicie Hüni-Mihaczek (28th).
• Fidelio. Don Fernando: Karl Hammes (18 and 26), Don Pizzaro: Wilhelm Rode (18 and 26).

1930

Orchestra, Choir, Conductor	Director, Set Designer	Female singer	Male singer
Der Rosenkavalier by Hugo von Hofmannsthal and Richard Strauss, August 4 to 22, 1930 (three performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Clemens Krauss	Lothar Wallerstein Alfred Roller settings and costumes	Lotte Lehmann Feldmarschallin Margit Angerer Octavian Adele Kern Sophie Karola Jovanović Leitmetzerin Gertrud Rünger Annina	Richard Mayr Baron Ochs Hermann Wiedemann Faninal Hermann Gallos Valzacchi Viktor Madin Haushofmeister bei der Marschallin | Polizeikommissär Wilhelm Wernigk Haushofmeister bei Faninal | Wirt Karl Ettl Notar Karl Hauss Sänger
Don Juan by Lorenzo Da Ponte and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, August 6 and 29, 1930 (two performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Franz Schalk	Lothar Wallerstein Oskar Strnad settings	Mária Németh Donna Anna Luise Helletsgruber Donna Elvira Lotte Schöne Zerlina	Karl Hammes Don Juan Richard Mayr Leporello Franz Markhoff Der Komtur Koloman von Pataky Don Ottavio Karl Ettl Masetto
Le nozze di Figaro by Lorenzo Da Ponte and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Festspielhaus, August 9 to 27, 1930 (three performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Clemens Krauss	Lothar Wallerstein Alfred Roller settings	Viorica Ursuleac Gräfin Almaviva Adele Kern Susanne Gertrud Rünger Marcellina Irene Eisinger Cherubino Lilli Claus Barbarina	Hans Hermann Nissen Graf Almaviva Karl Hammes Figaro Erich Zimmermann Basilio Karl Ettl Bartolo Viktor Madin Antonio Hermann Gallos Don Curzio
Fidelio by Sonnleithner, von Breuning, Treitschke and Ludwig van Beethoven, Festspielhaus, August 13 and 18, 1930 (two performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Franz Schalk	Lothar Wallerstein Clemens Holzmeister settings	Lotte Lehmann Fidelio Luise Helletsgruber Marzelline	Josef Kalenberg Florestan Josef von Manowarda Rocco Richard Mayr Don Fernando Wilhelm Rode Don Pizzaro Hermann Gallos Jaquino William Wernigk, Karl Ettl Gefangene
Don Pasquale by Giovanni Ruffini and Gaetano Donizetti, August 14 to 31, 1930 (four performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Bruno Walter	Martin Zickel	Maria Ivogün Norina	Richard Mayr Don Pasquale Karl Hammes Malatesta Karl Hauss Ernesto Viktor Madin Notar
Iphigenia in Aulis by François-Louis Gand Le Bland Du Roullet and Christoph Willibald Gluck, August 20 and 25, 1930 (two performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Bruno Walter	Marie Gutheil-Schoder Alfred Roller settings Grete Wiesenthal Choreography	Luise Willer Klytämnestra Margit Angerer Iphigenie Luise Helletsgruber Artemis	Emil Schipper Agamemnon Josef Kalenberg Achilles Josef von Manowarda Kalchas Viktor Madin Arkas Karl Ettl Patroklus

Cast change in repeat performances:

• Der Rosenkavalier. Feldmarschallin: Viorica Ursuleac (11th and 22nd).
• Don Juan. Don Juan: John Forsell (29th), Zerlina: Adele Kern (29th).
• Le nozze di Figaro. Graf Almaviva: Wilhelm Rode (16th and 27th).

1931

Orchestra, Choir, Conductor	Director, Set Designer	Female singer	Male singer
Der Rosenkavalier by Hugo von Hofmannsthal and Richard Strauss, August 1 to 27, 1931 (three performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Clemens Krauss	Lothar Wallerstein Alfred Roller settings	Viorica Ursuleac Feldmarschallin Margit Angerer Octavian Adele Kern Sophie Karola Jovanović Leitmetzerin Gertrud Rünger Annina	Richard Mayr Baron Ochs Hermann Wiedemann Faninal Hermann Gallos Valzacchi Viktor Madin Haushofmeister bei der Marschallin | Polizeikommissär Wilhelm Wernigk Haushofmeister bei Faninal | Wirt Alfred Muzzarelli Notar Koloman von Pataky Sänger
Don Juan by Lorenzo Da Ponte and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, August 3 and 22, 1931 (two performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Bruno Walter	Lothar Wallerstein Oskar Strnad settings	Germaine Lubin Donna Anna Luise Helletsgruber Donna Elvira Lotte Schöne Zerlina	Karl Hammes Don Juan Richard Mayr Leporello Emanuel List Der Komtur Koloman von Pataky Don Ottavio Karl Ettl Masetto
Le nozze di Figaro by Lorenzo Da Ponte and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Festspielhaus, August 5 to 20, 1931 (three performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Clemens Krauss	Lothar Wallerstein Alfred Roller settings	Viorica Ursuleac Gräfin Almaviva Adele Kern Susanne Gertrud Rünger Marcellina Irene Eisinger Cherubino Aenne Michalsky Barbarina	Wilhelm Rode Graf Almaviva Karl Hammes Figaro Erich Zimmermann Basilio Karl Norbert Bartolo Viktor Madin Antonio Hermann Gallos Don Curzio
Die Entführung aus dem Serail by Johann Gottlieb Stephanie and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Salzburger Stadttheater, August 11 and 30, 1931 (two performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Robert Heger	Rudolf Hartmann Oskar Strnad settings	Gertrude Callam Konstanze Lotte Schöne Blondchen	Alfred Muzzarelli Bassa Selim Koloman von Pataky Belmonte Hermann Gallos Pedrillo Emanuel List Osmin
Così fan tutte by Lorenzo Da Ponte and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Salzburger Stadttheater, August 14 and 19, 1931 (two performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Clemens Krauss	Lothar Wallerstein Ludwig Sievert settings	Viorica Ursuleac Fiordiligi Eva Hadrabová Dorabella Adele Kern Despina	Franz Völker Ferrando Karl Hammes Guglielmo Josef von Manowarda Don Alfonso
Fidelio by Sonnleithner, von Breuning, Treitschke and Ludwig van Beethoven, Festspielhaus, August 18 and 19, 1931 (two performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Clemens Krauss	Lothar Wallerstein Clemens Holzmeister settings	Lotte Lehmann Fidelio Luise Helletsgruber Marzelline	Franz Völker Florestan Richard Mayr Rocco Emanuel List Don Fernando Georg Hann Don Pizzaro Hermann Gallos Jaquino William Wernigk, Karl Ettl Gefangene
Don Pasquale by Giovanni Ruffini and Gaetano Donizetti, July 26 and August 4, 1931 (two performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Coro del Teatro alla Scala Arturo Lucon	Mario Ghisalberti	Tina Paggi Norina	Fernando Autori Don Pasquale Mariano Stabile Malatesta Tommaso Alcaide Ernesto Ubaldo Toffanetti Notar

Cast changes in repeat performances:

• Der Rosenkavalier. Feldmarschallin: Lotte Lehmann (10th and 27th).
• Fidelio. Don Pizzaro: Wilhelm Rode (18th).

1932

Orchestra, Choir, Conductor	Director, Set Designer	Female singer	Male singer
Der Rosenkavalier by Hugo von Hofmannsthal and Richard Strauss, July 30 to August 29, 1932 (four performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Clemens Krauss	Lothar Wallerstein Alfred Roller settings	Viorica Ursuleac Feldmarschallin Margit Angerer Octavian Adele Kern Sophie Aenne Michalsky Leitmetzerin Gertrud Rünger Annina	Richard Mayr Baron Ochs Hermann Wiedemann Faninal Hermann Gallos Valzacchi Viktor Madin Haushofmeister bei der Marschallin | Polizeikommissär Wilhelm Wernigk Haushofmeister bei Faninal | Wirt Alfred Muzzarelli Notar Helge Roswaenge Sänger
Die Entführung aus dem Serail by Johann Gottlieb Stephanie and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Salzburger Stadttheater, July 31 to August 14, 1932 (three performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Fritz Busch	Carl Ebert Wilhelm Reinking settings	Gabriele Ritter-Ciampi Konstanze Erna Berger Blondchen	Luis Rainer Bassa Selim Helge Roswaenge Belmonte Hermann Gallos Pedrillo Karl Norbert Osmin Wilhelm Diengelmann Klaas, Schiffer Karl Ettl Anführer der Wachen
Così fan tutte by Lorenzo Da Ponte and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Festspielhaus, August 4 and 30, 1932 (two performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Clemens Krauss	Lothar Wallerstein Ludwig Sievert settings	Viorica Ursuleac Fiordiligi Eva Hadrabová Dorabella Adele Kern Despina	Franz Völker Ferrando Karl Hammes Guglielmo Josef von Manowarda Don Alfonso
Le nozze di Figaro by Lorenzo Da Ponte and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Festspielhaus, August 15, 1932 (one performance)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Clemens Krauss	Lothar Wallerstein Alfred Roller settings	Viorica Ursuleac Gräfin Almaviva Adele Kern Susanne Gertrud Rünger Marcellina Irene Eisinger Cherubino Aenne Michalsky Barbarina	Alfred Jerger Graf Almaviva Karl Hammes Figaro Erich Zimmermann Basilio Karl Norbert Bartolo Viktor Madin Antonio Hermann Gallos Don Curzio
Fidelio by Sonnleithner, von Breuning, Treitschke and Ludwig van Beethoven, Festspielhaus, August 24 and 31, 1932 (two performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Richard Strauss	Lothar Wallerstein Clemens Holzmeister settings	Lotte Lehmann Fidelio Luise Helletsgruber Marzelline	Franz Völker Florestan Josef von Manowarda Rocco Richard Mayr Don Fernando Wilhelm Rode Don Pizzaro Hermann Gallos Jaquino William Wernigk, Karl Ettl Gefangene

Cast changes in repeat performances:

• Der Rosenkavalier. Feldmarschallin: Lotte Lehmann (22nd and 29th).

1933

Orchestra, Choir, Conductor	Director, Set Designer	Female singer	Male singer
Fidelio by Sonnleithner, von Breuning, Treitschke and Ludwig van Beethoven, Festspielhaus, July 29, 1933 (one performance)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Richard Strauss	Lothar Wallerstein Clemens Holzmeister settings	Elisabeth Rethberg Fidelio Luise Helletsgruber Marzelline	Franz Völker Florestan Josef von Manowarda Rocco Richard Mayr Don Fernando Alfred Jerger Don Pizzaro Hermann Gallos Jaquino William Wernigk, Karl Ettl Gefangene
Der Rosenkavalier by Hugo von Hofmannsthal and Richard Strauss, August 1 to 29, 1933 (three performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Clemens Krauss	Lothar Wallerstein Alfred Roller settings	Viorica Ursuleac Feldmarschallin Eva Hadrabová Octavian Adele Kern Sophie Aenne Michalsky Leitmetzerin Gertrud Rünger Annina	Richard Mayr Baron Ochs Viktor Madin Faninal Hermann Gallos Valzacchi Viktor Maiwald Haushofmeister bei der Marschallin Wilhelm Wernigk Haushofmeister bei Faninal | Wirt Karl Ettl Polizeikommissär Alfred Muzzarelli Notar Helge Roswaenge Sänger
Le nozze di Figaro by Lorenzo Da Ponte and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Festspielhaus, August 3 and 11, 1933 (two performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Clemens Krauss	Lothar Wallerstein Alfred Roller settings	Viorica Ursuleac Gräfin Almaviva Adele Kern Susanne Gertrud Rünger Marcellina Irene Eisinger Cherubino Maria Elsner Barbarina	Alfred Jerger Graf Almaviva Karl Hammes Figaro William Wernigk Basilio Karl Norbert Bartolo Viktor Madin Antonio Hermann Gallos Don Curzio
Così fan tutte by Lorenzo Da Ponte and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Festspielhaus, August 5 and 18, 1933 (two performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Clemens Krauss	Lothar Wallerstein Ludwig Sievert settings	Viorica Ursuleac Fiordiligi Eva Hadrabová Dorabella Adele Kern Despina	Franz Völker Ferrando Karl Hammes Guglielmo Josef von Manowarda Don Alfonso

Cast changes in repeat performances:

• Der Rosenkavalier. Feldmarschallin: Lotte Lehmann (29th), Octavian: Margit Angerer (29th).

1934

Orchestra, Choir, Conductor	Director, Set Designer	Female singer	Male singer
Fidelio by Sonnleithner, von Breuning, Treitschke and Ludwig van Beethoven, Festspielhaus, July 29 and August 14, 1934 (tweo performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Clemens Krauss	Lothar Wallerstein Clemens Holzmeister settings	Lotte Lehmann Fidelio Luise Helletsgruber Marzelline	Franz Völker Florestan Richard Mayr Rocco Karl Hammes Don Fernando Alfred Jerger Don Pizzaro Hermann Gallos Jaquino William Wernigk, Karl Ettl Gefangene
Der Rosenkavalier by Hugo von Hofmannsthal and Richard Strauss, August 1 to 29, 1934 (three performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Clemens Krauss	Lothar Wallerstein Alfred Roller settings	Lotte Lehmann Feldmarschallin Eva Hadrabová Octavian Adele Kern Sophie Aenne Michalsky Leitmetzerin Gertrud Rünger Annina	Richard Mayr Baron Ochs Hermann Wiedemann Faninal Hermann Gallos Valzacchi Viktor Madin Haushofmeister bei der Marschallin | Polizeikommissär Wilhelm Wernigk Haushofmeister bei Faninal | Wirt Alfred Muzzarelli Notar Charles Kullmann Sänger
Le nozze di Figaro by Lorenzo Da Ponte and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Festspielhaus, August 3, 1934 (one performance)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Clemens Krauss	Lothar Wallerstein Alfred Roller settings	Viorica Ursuleac Gräfin Almaviva Adele Kern Susanne Gertrud Rünger Marcellina Margit Bokor Cherubino Aenne Michalsky Barbarina	Alfred Jerger Graf Almaviva Karl Hammes Figaro William Wernigk Basilio Karl Norbert Bartolo Viktor Madin Antonio Hermann Gallos Don Curzio
Don Giovanni by Lorenzo Da Ponte and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, August 4 and 25, 1934 (five performances)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Bruno Walter	Karl Heinz Martin Oskar Strnad settings	Dusolina Giannini Donna Anna Maria Müller Donna Elvira Lotte Schöne Zerlina	Ezio Pinza Don Juan Virgilio Lazzari Leporello Emanuel List Der Komtur Dino Borgioli Don Ottavio Karl Ettl Masetto
Così fan tutte by Lorenzo Da Ponte and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Festspielhaus, August 28, 1934 (one performance)
Wiener Philharmoniker Wiener Staatsopernchor Clemens Krauss	Lothar Wallerstein Ludwig Sievert settings Margarete Wallmann choreography	Viorica Ursuleac Fiordiligi Gertrud Rünger Dorabella Adele Kern Despina	Franz Völker Ferrando Karl Hammes Guglielmo Josef von Manowarda Don Alfonso

Cast changes in repeat performances:

• Don Giovanni. Donna Elvira: Luise Helletsgruber (8, 20 and 25), Donna Anna: Elisabeth Feuge (8th).

See also

• Salzburg Festival: history and repertoire, 1922-26
• Salzburg Festival: history and repertoire, 1935-37

Source

• Kaut, Josef (1982). Die Salzburger Festspiele 1920-1981, Mit einem Verzeichnis der aufgeführten Werke und der Künstler des Theaters und der Musik von Hans Jaklitsch. Salzburg: Residenz Verlag. ISBN 3-7017-0308-6., p. 244–249.

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