In this opera, Dr. Morpheus sings the aria "Tzing! Tzing! Tzing!"
In this opera, Dr. Morpheus sings the aria "Tzing! Tzing! Tzing!" and another character sings "Though I was the King of all Boeotia". In the first act, the title character torments his wife into keeping an affair a secret by playing the violin, which she hates. At the beginning of this opera, Public Opinion laments that the title character loves Chloe, while his wife loves the shepherd Aristaeus. In this opera, Jupiter disguises himself as a bacchante to try to rescue a woman held captive by John Styx, but when he can only dance the minuet, this leads the chorus to dance this opera's best-known piece, the "Galop Infernal". For 10 points, identify this operetta parodying Gluck that contains the "Can-Can", composed by Jacques Offenbach.
In this opera, Dr. Morpheus sings the aria "Tzing! Tzing! Tzing!"
Orpheus in the Underworld [or Orphée aux Enfers]