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Deutsches Musicalarchiv: Sammlung Ulrich Müller, SMA 0008 Stand: 10.2013 Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, Zentrum für Populäre Kultur und Musik Titelblat Deutsches Musicalarchiv: Sammlung Ulrich Müller, SMA 0008 Stand: 10.2013 Deutsches Musicalarchiv: Sammlung Ulrich Müller SMA 0008 Umfang: 1 Regalmeter Theater-Zeitschriften, 0,5 Regalmeter Programmhefte; 1 kleine und 2 große Archivboxen, 3 Plakate, 15 Bücher. Herkunft: Es handelt sich um den Nachlass von Univ.-Prof. Dr. Ulrich Müller (1940-2012), Salzburg, der als Schenkung von Ursula Müller Speiser, Salzburg, im August 2013 auf Vermitlung von Univ.-Prof. Dr. Nils Grosch, Salzburg, ans DVA kam. Ulrich Müller, Universitätsprofessor für Ältere deutsche Literatur an der Universität Salzburg, war ein großer Kenner des Musicals und Autor von "Andrew Lloyd Webbers Musicals, 2008" sowie verschiedener Aufsatzpublikationen zum Musical. Inhalt: Material zu Musicalaufführungen, deutsch- und englischsprachig (Schwerpunkte New York und London), 1980er- bis 2010er Jahre (Schwerpunkt 1980er Jahre): Theaterzeitschriften (über 100 versch. Ausgaben, separiert für Bibliothek), über 100 Programmhefte, ca. 50 Werbeflyer, über 60 Presseberichte, "Salzburgiana", 3 Plakate (separiert für Graphik-Abteilung), 19 Fachbücher (separiert für Bibliothek). Die Plakate, Programmhefte und Zeitschriften der Sammlung sind hier einzeln erfasst. Der restliche Inhalt der einzelnen Archivboxen wird kurz unter "Sonstiges" beschrieben. Die Bücher sind über den Bibliothekskatalog des ZPKM mit dem Abrufzeichen "smue" recherchierbar (Eingabe: "abl: smue"). Quelle: http://kalliope-verbund.info/DE-611-BF-37081 Stand: 10.2013 Seite 1 von 15 Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, Zentrum für Populäre Kultur und Musik Inhalt Deutsches Musicalarchiv: Sammlung Ulrich Müller, SMA 0008 Stand: 10.2013 Inhalt 1 Plakate 2 Programmhefte 3 Zeitschriften 4 Sonstiges Seite 2 von 15 Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, Zentrum für Populäre Kultur und Musik Plakate Deutsches Musicalarchiv: Sammlung Ulrich Müller, SMA 0008 Stand: 10.2013 Plakate Veranstaltungstitel Person: Komponist Spielstätte Ort, (Land) Spielzeit/Jahr Anzahl Anmerkungen Freudiana Eric Woolfson Theater an der Wien Wien 1990 1 Georg Kreisler, Christian Kammerspiele, Salzburger Oben Wallner Landestheater Salzburg 1989 1 Staatstheater am Goggolori, Der Wilfried Hiller Gärtnerplatz München o. J. 1 Seite 3 von 15 Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, Zentrum für Populäre Kultur und Musik Programmhefte Deutsches Musicalarchiv: Sammlung Ulrich Müller, SMA 0008 Stand: 10.2013 Programmhefte Veranstaltungstitel Person: Komponist Spielstätte Ort, (Land) Spielzeit/Jahr Premierendatum Anzahl Anmerkungen Aida Elton John Alliance Theater Company Atlanta, Georgia 2000 23.03.2000 1 Ain’t Misbehavin‘ Jeffrey Gutcheon New York 1978 1 Anything goes Cole Porter Lincoln Center Theater New York 1988 1 Großformat; 1 Einlage Are You Lonesome Tonight Alan Bleasdale Phoenix Theatre London 1985 31.07.1985 1 (Umbesetzung) Are You Lonesome Tonight Alan Bleasdale Phoenix Theatre London 1985 31.07.1985 1 Kleinformat Henry Purcell und Stephen Baroque ’n’ Roll Michael The Sherman Theatre Cardiff o. J. 1 Blondel Stephen Oliver Aldwych Theatre New York 1984 21.01.1984 1 1 Einlage 45 Bleecker (Les Freres Boozy Douglas J. Cohen Corbusier) New York 2005 1 1.-28. Mai 2005 Danny Holgate, Emme Bubbling Brown Sugar Kemp, Lilian Lopez Anta Theater New York 1976 1 1 Einlage Buddy. The Buddy Holly Story Rick Price Victoria Palace London 1994 12.10.1989 1 Théâtre Mogador, Paris (Kompagnie: The Grand Bye Bye Show-Biz Bob Boisadan Magic Circus) Paris 1985 11.01.1985 1 Cage aux Folles, La Jerry Herman o. A. o. A. [nicht vor 1984] 1 New London Theatre, Cats Andrew Lloyd Webber Drury Lane London 1981 11.05.1981 2 Kleinformat Benny Anderson, Tim Rice, Chess Björn Ulvaeus Prince Edward Theater London 1986 14.05.1986 1 New York Shakespeare Chorus Line, A Marvin Hamlisch Festival New York [1980] 1 The Prince of Wales Copacabana Barry Manilow Theatre London 1994 23.06.1994 1 St. Louis, Kansas Dancin’ Bob Fosse The American Theatre City, Columbus u.a. [1981] 2 Comedy Theatre (Ambassador Theatre Donkeys’ Years Michael Frayn Group) London [nach 2005] 1 Seite 4 von 15 Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, Zentrum für Populäre Kultur und Musik Programmhefte Deutsches Musicalarchiv: Sammlung Ulrich Müller, SMA 0008 Stand: 10.2013 Veranstaltungstitel Person: Komponist Spielstätte Ort, (Land) Spielzeit/Jahr Premierendatum Anzahl Anmerkungen Lisa Lambert und Greg Drowsy Chaperone, The Morrison Novello Theatre London 2007 14.05.2007 1 Eubie Eubie Blake Theater-Off-Park New York [1978] 1 Evita Andrew Lloyd Webber Adelphi Theatre London 2006 1 Mai / Juni 2006; Großformat Evita Andrew Lloyd Webber Adelphi Theatre London 2006 1 Kleinformat Fantasticks, The Harvey Schmidt Sullivan Street Playhouse New York 1960 03.05.1960 2 The Raymond Revuebar Festival of Erotica, The Theatre London o.J. 1 kein Musical Feuerwerk, Das Paul Burkhard Theater am Gärtnerplatz München 1982 1 Follies Stephen Sondheim Shaftesbury Theatre London 1987 21.07.1987 1 Follies Stephen Sondheim Shaftesbury Theater London 1987 1 Fourtysecond (42nd) Street Harry Warren Broadway New York [1980 - 1989] 1 Freudiana Eric Woolfson Theater an der Wien Wien 1990 19.12.1990 1 Welturaufführung Wilfried Hiller (T: Michael Staatstheater am Goggolori, Der Ende) Gärtnerplatz München 1985 1 Hair – Haare Galt McDermot o. A. o. O. [1968–1970] 1 ist rund in Form einer Blüte Hair Galt McDermot European Tour 1983/84 o. O. 1983/84 1 Hay Fever Noël Coward Theatre Royal, Haymarket London 2006 06.04.2006 1 Hello Dolly Jerry Herman Prince of Wales Theatre London 1984 03.01.1984 1 High Society Cole Porter Victoria Palace London 1987 25.02.1987 1 Hired Man, The Andrew Llyod Webber Astoria Theatre London 1984 31.10.1984 1 Histoire du Cochon qui Voulait Maigrir [lag im Programmheft “Bye pour Épouser Cochonnete, L’ Jérôme Savary Théâtre Mogador Paris [1985] 1 Bye Show-Biz”, 1985] The Olivier Theatre (National Theatre, Jean Seberg Marvin Hamlisch London) London 1983 01.12.1983 1 1 Einlage (Umbesetzung) Jelly Roll! Jelly Roll Morton 47th Street Theatre New York 1994 18.08.1994 2 2 Einlagen (Feuer-Hinweis) Jerome Robbins’ Broadway Jerome Robbins Imperial Theatre New York 1989 1 1 Einlage (Besetzung) Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Andrew Lloyd Webber Adelphi Theatre London 2007 17.07.2007 1 Seite 5 von 15 Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, Zentrum für Populäre Kultur und Musik Programmhefte Deutsches Musicalarchiv: Sammlung Ulrich Müller, SMA 0008 Stand: 10.2013 Veranstaltungstitel Person: Komponist Spielstätte Ort, (Land) Spielzeit/Jahr Premierendatum Anzahl Anmerkungen Kleine Horrorladen, Der Alan Menken Theater Oberhausen Oberhausen 1989 14.04.1989 1 ein farbiger Flyer Schauspielhaus Mönchengladbach und Mönchengladbach Kleine Horrorladen, Der Alan Menken Stadtheater Krefeld und Krefeld 1990, 1991 17.08.1990 1 Das Meininger Theater, Südthüringisches Kleine Horrorladen, Der Alan Menken Staatstheater Meiningen 1991 22.03.1991 1 Kleine Horrorladen, Der Alan Menken Vogtland Theater Plauen Plauen i. V. 1991/92 1 Städtische Bühnen Kleine Horrorladen, Der Alan Menken Augsburg Augsburg 1992 17.5.1992 1 Kleine Horrorladen, Der Alan Menken Landestheater Dessau Dessau 1992/93 18.09.1992 1 1 Einlage (Besetzung) Stadtheater Kleine Horrorladen, Der Alan Menken Bremerhaven Bremerhaven 1992/93 1 1 Einlage (Besetzung) Hessisches Staatstheater Kleine Horrorladen, Der Alan Menken Wiesbaden Wiesbaden 1992/93 23.01.1993 1 1 Einlage (Besetzung) Kleine Horrorladen, Der Alan Menken Stadtheater Hildesheim Hildesheim 1993 23.01.1993 1 1 Einlage (Besetzung) Leader of the Pack Ellie Greenwich & Friends o. A. New York 1985 1 Liasons Dangereuses, Les Ilona Sekacz The Ambassadors Theatre London 1986 2.10.1986 1 Litle Me Cy Coleman o. A. o. A. o. J. 1 Litle Night Music, A Stephen Sondheim The Opera Ensemble New York 1988 2 Litle Shop of Horrors Alan Menken Comedy Theatre London 1983 12.10.1983 1 jeweils 2 Einlagen: 1 Blat mit “Errata”, “Addenda” und “Historical Note” und 1 Church of the Heavenly Fragenbogen “York Theatre Lola Claibe Richardson Rest New York 1982 3 Company Questionnaire” A.R. Rahman Värrinä mit Lord of the Rings, The Christopher Nightingale Theatre Royal, Drury Lane London 2007 1 Shakespeare’s Globe Love’s Labour’s Lost Claire van Campen Theatre London 2007 1 jeweils 1 Einlage (Mailing-List Mama, I Want to Sing Rudolph V. Hawkins u.a. The Heckscher Theatre New York [1981] 2 mit Fragebogen) Me and My Girl Noel Gay Adelphi Theatre London 1985 12.02.1985 1 Seite 6 von 15 Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, Zentrum für Populäre Kultur und Musik Programmhefte Deutsches Musicalarchiv: Sammlung Ulrich Müller, SMA 0008 Stand: 10.2013 Veranstaltungstitel Person: Komponist Spielstätte Ort, (Land) Spielzeit/Jahr Premierendatum Anzahl Anmerkungen Shakespeare’s Globe Merchant of Venice, The Adrian Lee Theatre London 2007 1 1 Einlage (Umbesetzungen) London Coliseum (English Mikado, The Gilbert and Sullivan National Opera) London 1986/87 1 Town Hall (Shalom Yiddish Millionaire in Trouble, A Alexander Lustig Musical Comedy Theatre) New York o.J. 2 Theater Heilbronn, Minna Konstantin Wecker Großes Haus Heilbronn 2000 02.12.2000 1 Uraufführung Miserables, Les Claude-Michel Schönberg Palace Theatre London [1985/86] 1 Kleinformat Miserables, Les Claude-Michel Schönberg Palace Theatre London 1994 04.12.1985 1 Kleinformat Souvenir Brochure Miserables, Les Claude-Michel Schönberg Palace Theatre London 1985 1 (Großformat) Souvenir Brochure and Synopsis (Großformat); mit Miserables, Les Claude-Michel
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