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A one-act French opera for four principal roles: Célimène, Rosette, Dorval, and Frontin.
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A one-act French opera for four principal roles: Célimène, Rosette, Dorval, and Frontin.
At an imagined congress in Prussia, European monarchs plan to divide France. Cagliostro and six women secretly manipulate the gathering, while staged ghosts foretell revolution. French patriots seize the palace, the monarchs flee in disguise, and the patriots celebrate the republic and the fall of tyranny.
Two Savoyard brothers earn money by exhibiting their pet marmot at fairs. Near Lyon, landowner Verseuil notices a locket they carry and recognizes its portrait as his missing brother, who was the boys’ father. Verseuil is delighted to find his family and shares his fortune with the boys and their mother.
Nina loves Germeuil, but her father, Count Lindoro, favors another suitor. After Germeuil fights a duel with his rival, Nina believes he has been killed and loses her reason. She recovers when Germeuil returns unharmed and her father allows them to marry.
A one-act French opera for four principal roles: Célimène, Rosette, Dorval, and Frontin.
At an imagined congress in Prussia, European monarchs plan to divide France. Cagliostro and six women secretly manipulate the gathering, while staged ghosts foretell revolution. French patriots seize the palace, the monarchs flee in disguise, and the patriots celebrate the republic and the fall of tyranny.
Two Savoyard brothers earn money by exhibiting their pet marmot at fairs. Near Lyon, landowner Verseuil notices a locket they carry and recognizes its portrait as his missing brother, who was the boys’ father. Verseuil is delighted to find his family and shares his fortune with the boys and their mother.
Nina loves Germeuil, but her father, Count Lindoro, favors another suitor. After Germeuil fights a duel with his rival, Nina believes he has been killed and loses her reason. She recovers when Germeuil returns unharmed and her father allows them to marry.