Maria Van Burgondie

Maria Van Burgondie is a captivating Dutch-language opera in four acts and five scenes, composed by Karel Miry with a libretto by Napoleon Destanberg. This zangspel, or song play, delves into historical themes, likely centering around the life and times of Maria of Burgundy. A significant work in the history of Dutch opera, this piece offers a glimpse into the cultural and artistic landscape of the 19th century. Its enduring appeal lies in its musical composition and dramatic portrayal of historical events.
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