One character in this opera sings about his love for gambling in "A quoi bon l'économie," and another character sings "Ah, fu
One character in this opera sings about his love for gambling in "A quoi bon l'économie," and another character sings "Ah, fuyez douce image" about his lost lover before she appears in his chapel. One character disregards his father's disapproval of his choice of partner and thereby forfeits his inheritance before singing the "Dream Song." The title character fails to be wooed by Guillot, a wealthy man who brings a carriage to pick her up. The title character sings "Adieu, notre petite table" after de Brétigny convinces her that she should abandon her lover. This opera ends with the title character dying in the arms of Chevalier des Grieux. For 10 points, name this opera, based on a novel by Abbe Prevost, written by Jules Massenet.
One character in this opera sings about his love for gambling in "A quoi bon l'économie," and another character sings "Ah, fuyez douce image" about his lost lover before she appears in his chapel.
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