New Grand Opera in Three Acts of the Bohemian Girl

This is a newly typeset edition of the libretto for "The Bohemian Girl," a grand opera in three acts. It premiered in America at the Park Theatre in November 1844. Composed by Michael William Balfe with libretto by Alfred Bunn (and Henri Saint-Georges for the French version, "La Bohémienne"), "The Bohemian Girl" was one of the most popular operas in the English language during the 19th century.

This edition offers a glimpse into the historical performance practices and theatrical tastes of mid-19th century America and provides valuable insights for students and performers of operatic repertoire.

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