FREE: Czechoslovakia: 1956, J. A. Benda (1722-1795), MLH-OG-CTO, Scott # CS-732 - CZE-6800c

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Czechoslovakia: Georg Anton Benda, (30 June 1722 – 6 November 1795), was a Czech composer, violinist and Kapellmeister of the classical period. Benda's most important contribution lies in the development of the German melodramas, a form of musical stage entertainment which influenced Mozart. In 1774, the Swiss-born director Abel Seyler's theatrical company arrived in Gotha, and Seyler commissioned Benda to write several successful melodramas, including Ariadne auf Naxos, Medea and Pygmalion. (Wikipedia)

Series: Prague Spring (1956), and W. A. Mozart 200th Birthday Anniversary. L1220

Scott # CS-632
Issued: May 5, 1956
Commemorative Stamp
Perforation: 11-1/2
Photogravure / Recess Printing
Grayish Brown
27 x 32 mm
60 Czechoslovakian Haler
Condition: Mint, Lightly Hinged, With Gum, CTO
In perfect condition.

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