Operettas Arranged By Others Using Music By Johann Strauss II (selection)
- Le reine Indigo, opérette in 3 acts (1875)
- La tzigane, opérette in 3 acts (1877)
- Wiener Blut, Operette in 3 acts, arranged by Adolf Müller (1899)
- Gräfin Pepi, Operette in 3 acts, arranged by E Reiterer (1902)
- Tausend und eine nacht, Operette in a prelude and 2 acts, arranged by E Reiterer (1906)
- Reiche Mädchen, Operette in 3 acts (1909)
- Der blaue Held, Operette in 3 acts (1912)
- Faschingshochzeit, Operette arranged by J Klein (1921)
- Casanova, Operette in 7 scenes, arranged by Ralph Benatzky (1928)
- Walzer aus Wien, Singspiel in 2 acts, arranged by J Bittner and Erich Wolfgang Korngold (1930)
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