Its composer did not refer to it as an opera but as a "l?ende dramatique," since most of the action takes place within the music and not on the stage.  It includes the orchestral pieces "Dance of the Sylphs" and "R??zy March," as well as musical adaptations of songs from the play on which it was based.  These include "Song of the Rats," sung by Brander; "Ballad of the King of Thule," sung by Margarita; and "Song of the Flea," sung by Mephistopheles.  FTP, identify this Berlioz adaptation of a play by Goethe.
Its composer did not refer to it as an opera but as a "l?ende dramatique," since most of the action takes place within the music and not on the stage.  It includes the orchestral pieces "Dance of the Sylphs" and "R??zy March," as well as musical adaptations of songs from the play on which it was based.  These include "Song of the Rats," sung by Brander; "Ballad of the King of Thule," sung by Margarita; and "Song of the Flea," sung by Mephistopheles.  FTP, identify this Berlioz adaptation of a play by Goethe.
Its composer did not refer to it as an opera but as a "l?ende dramatique," since most of the action takes place within the music and not on the stage.  
The Damnation of Faust or La Damnation de Faust