One opera by this man con
One opera by this man concerns the title miser and his desire to marry Bettina until the discovery of her supposedly free-spending ways. In another of his operas, a nobleman asks the title character's lover to straighten a knife, and later the presence of a rose brooch in the noble's hand seems to confirm the infidelity of that title character. Along with Don Procopio and The (*) Fair Maid of Perth, this man wrote an opera whose titular protagonists sing the aria Au fond du temple saint in remembrance of their great friendship, entitled The Pearl Fishers. In his most famous work, the title character sings the Habanera, and Escamillo responds later with the Toreador song to woo her. For 10 points, name this French composer of Carmen.
One opera by this man concerns the title miser and his desire to marry Bettina until the discovery of her supposedly free-spending ways.
Georges Bizet