Act III of this opera opens with characters singing a 6/8 duet with the opening line "Belle nuit, o nuit d'amour.
All of the lines in an Act I aria from this opera end in words that rhyme with "ack," like "click clack" and "crick crack." A film version of this opera added more dance numbers to accommodate the talents of its female lead, Moira Shearer. After a beautiful girl walks into a tavern, the male lead gets distracted from telling the story of an ugly dwarf from the court of Eisenach. The 1951 film adaptation of this opera by (*) Powell and Pressburger made a female character a ballerina rather than a soprano performing in Don Giovanni. Act III of this opera opens with characters singing a 6/8 duet with the opening line "Belle nuit, o nuit d'amour." This opera, which contains a song about Kleinzach the Dwarf, ends with Nicklausse revealing himself to be a Muse. Traditionally, a single soprano sings the parts of Giuletta, Antonia, and Olympia. For 10 points, name this opera that contains a famous "Barcarolle," a work by Jacques Offenbach about the German author of Der Sandmann.
All of the lines in an Act I aria from this opera end in words that rhyme with "ack," like "click clack" and "crick crack.
The  Tales of Hoffmann [or Les  co ntes d ' H o ffm a nn  ]