Chester Kallman

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Chester Kallman was an American poet and librettist best known for his long-term personal and artistic collaboration with W. H. Auden on numerous opera libretti and translations.

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instanceOf American librettist
American poet
librettist
person
poet
burialPlace Kirkyard of St. John’s, Kirkwall (with W. H. Auden’s ashes)
causeOfDeath heart attack
collaboratedWith Hans Werner Henze
Igor Stravinsky
Ned Rorem
W. H. Auden
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
coWroteLibrettoWith W. H. Auden
dateOfBirth 1921-01-07
dateOfDeath 1975-01-18
educatedAt Brooklyn College
ethnicGroup Jewish Americans
surface form: Jewish American
genre opera libretto
poetry
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement 20th-century poetry
notableWork A Sense of Occasion
Delia, or A Masque of Night
Elegy for Young Lovers
Love's Labour's Lost
surface form: Love’s Labour’s Lost

Storm at Castelfranco and Other Poems
Bassarids
surface form: The Bassarids

The Rake's Progress
surface form: The Rake’s Progress
occupation librettist
poet
translator
partner W. H. Auden
placeOfBirth Brooklyn
New York City
surface form: New York

New York City
United States of America
placeOfDeath Athens
Greece
residence Athens
Ischia
Naples
New York City
sexOrGender male
significantPerson W. H. Auden
wroteLibrettoFor Delia, or A Masque of Night
Elegy for Young Lovers
Love's Labour's Lost
surface form: Love’s Labour’s Lost

Bassarids
surface form: The Bassarids

The Rake's Progress
surface form: The Rake’s Progress

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W. H. Auden partner Chester Kallman
W. H. Auden coAuthor Chester Kallman
The Rake's Progress librettist Chester Kallman