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Set in France several years after Agincourt, the opera follows King Charles VI during the English invasion. Odette frustrates Queen Isabelle and Bedford’s plan to replace the Dauphin with Bedford’s son and helps restore the heir; the dying king and French pledge resistance to English rule.
Don John of Austria and his half-brother Philip II of Spain are rivals for Agnes, who is secretly Jewish and also known as Miriam. The opera draws on Casimir Delavigne's play Don Juan d'Autriche and resolves the conflict happily.
In Benares, Idamore, a warrior leader who is secretly a Pariah, loves Neala, daughter of Brahmin high priest Akebare. Idamore plans to marry Neala and flee, but his father Zarete arrives and demands equality for Pariahs. When Idamore reveals his origins, Akebare sentences both men to death; Neala joins them, while Akebare rejoices at the prospect of taking the empire.
Three-act opera based on Delavigne’s play Le paria. The listed characters include Idamor, a warrior-caste leader, and Dżares, the pariah who is Idamor’s father; no plot summary is provided.
Set in France several years after Agincourt, the opera follows King Charles VI during the English invasion. Odette frustrates Queen Isabelle and Bedford’s plan to replace the Dauphin with Bedford’s son and helps restore the heir; the dying king and French pledge resistance to English rule.
Don John of Austria and his half-brother Philip II of Spain are rivals for Agnes, who is secretly Jewish and also known as Miriam. The opera draws on Casimir Delavigne's play Don Juan d'Autriche and resolves the conflict happily.
In Benares, Idamore, a warrior leader who is secretly a Pariah, loves Neala, daughter of Brahmin high priest Akebare. Idamore plans to marry Neala and flee, but his father Zarete arrives and demands equality for Pariahs. When Idamore reveals his origins, Akebare sentences both men to death; Neala joins them, while Akebare rejoices at the prospect of taking the empire.
Three-act opera based on Delavigne’s play Le paria. The listed characters include Idamor, a warrior-caste leader, and Dżares, the pariah who is Idamor’s father; no plot summary is provided.