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This article focuses on newly identified librettos of operasset to original German texts and produced at theKarntnertortheater in the 1740s. The opera Die glucklicheVorbedeutung premiered in the spring of 1741 as part of thegrandious celebrations of the birth of Archduke Joseph, thefirst son of Maria Theresa. The next German-language opera,Aristheus, was produced during the same year both in Vienna andGraz. Finally, the third opera, Hypsipile, was producedsometime before 1747. All three works should be understood inthe social and political context of the Wars of the AustrianSuccession.

Die glückliche Vorbedeutung and Aristheus : unknown libretti of german-language operas performed in the Kärntnertortheater in Vienna in 1741