A D-flat-major aria in this work contains the refrain "Ah! responds." In this work, tambourines key in a group of  seductresses who plan to disrupt a 
A D-flat-major aria in this work contains the refrain "Ah! responds." In this work, tambourines key in a group of  seductresses who plan to disrupt a military leader, one of whom contrasts the full spring bloom of the outdoors with the  desolate feeling in her heart in the aria "Printemps qui commence." In Act II of this opera, a woman sings "Mon coeur  s'ouvre a ta voix" or "My heart opens itself to your voice" to inquire of a secret ability of her male counterpart. Priests dance a Bacchanale in the (*) Temple of Dagon in this opera, after which one of the protagonists renews his strength and crumbles the temple. Ferdinand Lemaire drew upon the Book of Judges to write this opera's libretto. For 10 points, name this opera about a woman who removes the strength of her lover by removing his hair, a work of Camille Saint-Saens.
A D-flat-major aria in this work contains the refrain "Ah! responds.