Definition
Franz Lehár was an Austro-Hungarian composer, primarily known for his immensely popular operettas. He specialized in light, romantic musical dramas. His most famous operetta is *The Merry Widow*. He created melodies that were instantly memorable and emotionally engaging. 🎶 His style blended Viennese waltzes with Hungarian folk music. Think of him as the master of operatic romance. Lehár's works continue to be performed and loved around the world.