De bruiloft van Kloris en Roosje. Kluchtspel met zang en dans - Buysero, Dirck 1644-1707/08; Rijndorp, Jacob van 1663-1720 (Amsterdam Duim, 1743)
A very succesful work, often performed after Vondel's 'Gijsbrecht van Aemstel'
Dirck Buysero wrote most of the lyric texts, but is not certain to what extent Jacob van Rijndorp wrote the remainder of the text.
Jacob van Rijndorp was the founder of the Leidse Schouwburg (1705) and manager of the Groote Compagnie, which alternately played the theaters of Leiden and The Hague. See Daphne Meijer, '1705. Jacob van Rijndorp sticht een schouwburg in Leiden: de activiteiten van een bevlogen toneelleider in de provincie', in Een theatergeschiedenis der Nederlanden, ed. R. L. Erenstein (Amsterdam, 1996), 290-297.
Izaak Duim (1696-1782), an actor at the Amsterdam Schouwburg, inherited the privilege of printing all plays performed at that venue upon the death of his predecessor, David Ruarus.
Digital edition from the same year but different editor:https://www.dbnl.org/tekst/buys001brui02_01
Originally 'De vrijadje van Cloris en Roosje' (1688), with music composed by Servaes de Kooning (lost in the fire of the Amsterdam Schouwburg, 1772 and substituted with a new score by Bartholomeus Ruloffs)
Keywords: Ruloffs, Bartholomeus -- 1741-1801; 18th Century (1701-1800); Libretto; Netherlands