One work of classical music on this theme features the "Dance of the Antillean Maidens," which is accompanied by maracas and tambourines. Other versions feature the arias "O Quante Volte" and "Ah, je veux vivre." One take on it features a scene at the fair where a suspicious woman from Seldwyla is encountered, after which the "Walk to the Paradise Garden" is played, and the Dark Fiddler appears several times. That work sees central characters named Manz, Marti, Vrenchen,
One work of classical music on this theme features the "Dance of the Antillean Maidens," which is accompanied by maracas and tambourines. Other versions feature the arias "O Quante Volte" and "Ah, je veux vivre." One take on it features a scene at the fair where a suspicious woman from Seldwyla is encountered, after which the "Walk to the Paradise Garden" is played, and the Dark Fiddler appears several times. That work sees central characters named Manz, Marti, Vrenchen, and Sali. Prokofiev, Gounod, and Bellini composed it, but it was uniquely set in a "village" by Frederick Delius. FTP, name this famous story originally written by Shakespeare about two star-crossed lovers.
One work of classical music on this theme features the "Dance of the Antillean Maidens," which is accompanied by maracas and tambourines.