Who in 1890, composed the music for the opera 'Ivanhoe'?
Ivanhoe (opera) were too rushed. In 2007, the Sir Arthur Sullivan Society published a booklet containing information about the opera including original articles, contemporary reviews and news articles. In 2008, a book was published about "Ivanhoe" and its 19th-century "precursors" by Jeff S. Dailey, based on his 2002 doctoral dissertation for New York University. Dailey offers explanations of why Scott's novels, "Ivanhoe" in particular, were frequently adapted. He discusses the text and music of the opera. In the chapter on criticism of the opera (Chapter 9), he notes that "Ivanhoe" received generally favourable reviews early on, except from George Bernard Shaw, but
Ivanhoe (opera) arranged the piano score for "Ivanhoe". In the opening night programme, Carte set forth his goals: I am endeavouring to establish English Grand Opera at the New Theatre which I have built... Whether [the experiment] will succeed or not depends on whether there is a sufficient number of persons interested in music and the drama who will come forward and fill the theatre... I have made arrangements with other distinguished composers and authors to write operas to follow "Ivanhoe", which operas will be produced if the enterprise is a pecuniary success. The intention is to 'run' each opera, that is