Its last song is a mad ditty made up of unintelligible symbols and follows some peasants intoning a "Sanctus" in its repertoire.
Its last song is a mad ditty made up of unintelligible symbols and follows some peasants intoning a "Sanctus" in its repertoire. Part III includes a notable Minuet of the Will-o'-the-Wisps, after the title character's love has sung the "Ballad of the King of Thule." Even more notable are Brander's "Song of the Rat" to which is rejoined the "Song of the Flea." At the end of Part I the Hungarian or Rakoczy March kicks into this "legend" or dramatic cantata in four parts. FTP, name this Hector Berlioz composition on a character who sells his soul to the devil.
Its last song is a mad ditty made up of unintelligible symbols and follows some peasants intoning a "Sanctus" in its repertoire.
The {Damnation of Faust} or Le {Damnation de Faust}