Lippen Schweigen Wikipedia
The lyrics, written by and Leo Stein , emphasize that words are unnecessary when "violins whisper".
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The Wikipedia infobox for Die lustige Witwe lists the following key facts relevant to "Lippen schweigen": The lyrics, written by and Leo Stein ,
The song occurs in Act III, serving as the climax of the relationship between , a wealthy widow, and Count Danilo Danilovitsch , a diplomat with a penchant for wine and nightlife. written by and Leo Stein
To understand "Lippen schweigen," one must first understand the vehicle that carried it: the operetta Die lustige Witwe . Premiering in Vienna in 1905, it was the third collaboration between composer Franz Lehár and librettists Viktor Léon and Leo Stein.
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