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Ariane enters Bluebeard’s castle determined to learn what happened to his five former wives. Beyond a forbidden door, she finds them alive and helps them escape their underground chamber. When Bluebeard is captured by angry peasants, Ariane frees him and leaves; the other wives decline to follow her.
A five-act French drame lyrique based on Augustin Thierry’s accounts of the Merovingian period, featuring the queens Brunhilda and Frédégonde and King Hilpérik.
Iskender travels to find the Flower of Immortality and encounters a Peri guarding it. He steals the flower, but Ormuzd transforms it into worldly desires. The Peri dances close enough to reclaim it and returns to Paradise; Iskender is left to die. The work is a one-act dance poem.
Ariane enters Bluebeard’s castle determined to learn what happened to his five former wives. Beyond a forbidden door, she finds them alive and helps them escape their underground chamber. When Bluebeard is captured by angry peasants, Ariane frees him and leaves; the other wives decline to follow her.
A five-act French drame lyrique based on Augustin Thierry’s accounts of the Merovingian period, featuring the queens Brunhilda and Frédégonde and King Hilpérik.
Iskender travels to find the Flower of Immortality and encounters a Peri guarding it. He steals the flower, but Ormuzd transforms it into worldly desires. The Peri dances close enough to reclaim it and returns to Paradise; Iskender is left to die. The work is a one-act dance poem.