Roles
| Role | Voice type | Premiere Cast, 16 October 1926 (Conductor: Nándor Rékai) |
|---|---|---|
| Háry János | baritone | Imre Palló |
| Örzse, his betrothed | mezzo-soprano | Izabella Nagy |
| Emperor Franz | spoken | Sándor Pusztai |
| Empress | soprano | Sári Sebeök |
| Emperor’s mother-in-law | Teréz Fazekas | |
| Napóleon | baritone | Viktor Dalnoki |
| Öreg Marci, emperor’s coachman | baritone | János Körmendy |
| Mária Lujza (wife of Napóleon) | spoken | Rózsi Marschalkó |
| Knight Ebelasztin | tenor | Gyula Toronyi |
| Countess Melusina | spoken | Józsa Szabó |
| Baroness Estrella | spoken | Aranka Pállfy |
| General Krucifix | spoken | Rezsö Kornai |
| General Dufla | spoken | Zsigmond Hubai |
| A student | Kalmán Szügyi | |
| Generals, French and Hungarian soldiers, people at the borders and at court | ||
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