Franz von Suppé could be the poster child for composers who were extremely prolific and very famous in their own time, but who, if they’re now remembered at all, are only remembered for two or three pieces. In Von Suppé’s case, one of those pieces goes like this: Butta yump, butta bump, butta yump, butta bump (etc.). Sound familiar? It’s from the overture to the operetta “Light Cavalry.” Living in Vienna in the mid-1800s, Von Suppé wrote some thirty operettas, as well as countless other works