Friday, 1. May 2009

Musical postcards from Spain

"Tarjetas postales" ("Postcards") is the title of five small piano works by Joaquín Turina.

1. Danza Vasca

http://www.youtube.com/v/4M2W6rPjukU

2. Ramblas de Barcelona

http://www.youtube.com/v/TmheSR-ka2k

3. Madrid

http://www.youtube.com/v/HxRWhAJNZCc

4. Paisaje Granadino

http://www.youtube.com/v/3aq5QsGnYds

5. Romeria

http://www.youtube.com/v/HTQTdgs5eEQ

Pianist: Antonio Soria

A postcard from Frankfurt with a poem

Hampelmanns Abschied vom alten Schauspielhaus

transcribed at Wikisource

Saturday, 21. March 2009

Australian Theatre History

The "History of Australian Theatre Archive" (HAT) is a non profit website that aims to encourage the study of Australian Theatre History. It has a large database of people associated with Australian theatre history, articles about theatre history, short biographies from the newspapers, autographs , historic pictures of theatres and performers and links to other websites. It also has information about Houdini's Tour of Australia and a section on Australian Magic History.

http://www.hat-archive.com/

The site includes many images of theatre buildings:
http://www.hat-archive.com/theatres.htm

Friday, 6. March 2009

Many new theatre images at Wikimedia Commons

The spectacular "donation" of 100,000 images by the German National Archives (Bundesarchiv) includes hundreds of theatre exteriors and interiors, mostly from the former GDR, but also from the old West.


Photo: Müller, CC-BY-SA (Source)

Some examples:

Two new websites

East London Theatre Archive
http://www.elta-project.org/home.html

Old Theatres
http://www.oldtheatres.co.uk/
advertising a new book on theatres in the Midlands as well as a new magazine "Old Theatres", Britain's first magazine for theatre enthusiasts

Saturday, 5. January 2008

Wow, I'm famous (kind of)

Carthalia featured in The Collector's Weekly Hall of Fame:

http://www.collectorsweekly.com/hall-of-fame/view/carthalia

Wednesday, 5. December 2007

Interview on Epehemera

Thanks to Marty Weil for featuring Carthalia on his Epehemera blog.

Link: http://ephemera.typepad.com

The Ravensburg postcard I'm talking about is this one:

Saturday, 1. December 2007

Digitized books on local theatre history

See the new list at de.wikisource:

http://de.wikisource.org/wiki/Lokale_Theatergeschichte

If you know of digitized books on local theatre history that are not yet featured on this list, feel free to add them.

Saturday, 8. September 2007

Teatro della Concordia

Thanks to a fellow opera nut from America, I could add three postcards to the page showing the Teatro della Concordia at Monte Castello di Vibio, Italy.

By the way, the illustration on the right serving as logo for this blog also shows this charming little theatre. It is taken from the official Italian postage stamp celebrating this theatre.

Baden-Baden and more

Performance spaces in Baden-Baden (new pages): Other additions from Germany:

Stagedoor postcards from Vienna

Actors at the stagedoor (or „Bühnentürl“ in Viennese dialect): Another card that is not from this series, but somewhat in the same line: Plus some other new images from Austria:

Sunday, 2. September 2007

Newly scanned cards

UK:
Newbury: Watermill Theatre (new page)

Turkey:
Bergama: Tiyatro
Efes: Odeon (new page)
Efes: Tiyatro

Germany:
Bad Wildbad: Kursaal
Bad Wildbad: Kurtheater
Bayreuth: Festspielhaus
Bayreuth: Haus Wahnfried (concert room) (new page)
Bayreuth: Opernhaus
Berlin: CinemaxX Potsdamer Platz (new page)
Berlin: Deutsches Theater
Berlin: Friedrichsstadtpalast (old)
Berlin: Komische Oper
Berlin: Musicaltheater
Berlin: Neuköllner Oper / Passage-Kino (new page)
Berlin: Philharmonie (old)
Berlin: Schaubühne am Lehniner Platz
Berlin: Volksbühne
Bermen: Staatstheater (old) (new page)
Bremen: Die Glocke (new page)
Bremen: Schauspielhaus Neustadtswall (new page)
Bremen: Stadthalle (new page)
Bremen: Theater am Goetheplatz (new page)
Chemnitz: Centraltheater (curtain!)
Chemnitz: Opernhaus
Duisburg: Stadttheater
Frankfurt am Main: Hippodrom
Marl: Theater
München: Cuvillies-Theater
München: Deutsches Theater
München: Kammerspiele (new page)
München: Residenztheater (new page)
München: Volkstheater (new) (new page)
Nürnberg: Staatstheater (curtain!)
Rothenburg o. d. Tauber: Theatersaal Wildbad (new page)
Saarlouis: Capitol cinema (new page)
Schwetzingen: Rokokotheater
Weimar: Weimarhalle (old)
Worms: Spiel- und Festhaus (old)
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