In one of this man's operas, Myrtil and Zélide exchange the title objects that remain fresh as long as they are loyal to one another.
In one of this man's operas, Myrtil and Zélide exchange the title objects that remain fresh as long as they are loyal to one another. This composer of The Garland left the motet Exultet coelem laudibus unfinished at his death and included a piece named for himself in his collection Harpsichord Pieces for Concert. This man is better known for creating an opera in which Phaedra confesses her love for one title character, who is in love with the other title character, (*) Pallas's daughter. This author of Treatise on Harmony and composer of Hippolyte et Aricie created a more famous opera in which Telaira's love prompts an immortal twin to enter the underworld. For 10 points, identify this rival of Jean-Baptiste Lully, the French Baroque composer of Castor et Pollux.
In one of this man's operas, Myrtil and Zélide exchange the title objects that remain fresh as long as they are loyal to one another.
Jean-Philippe Rameau