The subject of an opera by Christophe Gluck that features the "Dance of the Blessed Spirits," his story is also told in an operetta that features the "Can Can" dance.
This character appears as a mime, a puppet, and a live singer in Harrison Burtwhistles opera about "The Mask of" him. In one work, he sings "Che Faro Senza," and Angelo Poliziano wrote "La favola di" this character, who is torn to death by Maenads. The subject of an opera by Christophe Gluck that features the "Dance of the Blessed Spirits," his story is also told in an operetta that features the "Can Can" dance. For 10 points, name this character who is found "In the Underworld" in an Offenbach work, a musician from Greek myth who loved Eurydice.
This character appears as a mime, a puppet, and a live singer in Harrison Burtwhistles opera about "The Mask of" him.
{Orpheus}