Georges Sibre
Georges Sibre (18.. – 20 November 1941) was a popular French lyricist and librettist for opérettes in the 1920s.
Operettas
- Mariska by Mario Cazes.
- Princesse Nazaline, created on 25 March 1921 at the Eden Théâtre d'Asnières (France).
- Le singe était roi, 24 June 1921 at la Scala (Brussels).
Melodies
- La Folie verte, music by Francis Popy
- Petit Turco, music by Francis Popy
- Nous nous plûmes, music by Harry Fragson, revived in concert by Marie-Paule Belle
- Sur un air de vielle, music by J. Taillefer
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External links
- Aïe donc, Cupidon on Gallica
- Elle est partageuse on Gallica
- George Sibre on data.bnf.fr
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