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How many times did Gounod perform Romeo & Juliet?

The opera, which was praised for its sophisticated elegance, premiered in Paris at the Théâtre Lyrique where it was performed an astonishing 300 times between 1859 and 1868. The success of Faust led the theater’s director, Léon Carvalho, to commission another opera from Gounod. The source material chosen was Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. ...

What was Gounod's source material for Romeo & Juliet?

The source material chosen was Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. Gounod would team up again with the librettists for Faust, Jules Barbier and Michel Carré, and together the three of them worked to adapt the play into material suitable for Gounod’s lush music. ...

Is Roméo et Juliette based on La nonne sanglante?

La Nonne Sanglante is another = derived from Matthew Lewis’s The Monk and brought to mind by the recent and very successful recording. Roméo et Juliette does not suffer from such problems. The librettists, Barbier and Carré, certainly took a bold line with the play, concentrating on the two main characters. ...

Does Roméo et Juliette have a libretto?

Roméo et Juliette is a rather long opera but fifty-sixty years ago it was quite common to cut extensively at performances - at least at the Met. As there is no libretto enclosed with this set I had to make do with the one to Pappano’s EMI recording, which left me with the feeling that I was listening to a highlights disc. ...

Does Gounod have a big voice?

Gounod’s scoring implies large voices for both of the lovers, but for the drama to make its maximum impact they need to be able to sing with lightness and flexibility. Few singers are able to achieve this, although recordings of the part of Roméo by Kraus and Björling are as close as I hope to hear to this ideal. ...

Where did Gounod get his operas from?

The list of sources from which Gounod derived his operas includes such literary masters as Molière, La Fontaine, Mistral and Goethe, as well as Shakespeare. In some cases the adaptations needed to turn them into operas resulted in works a long way from their sources, Faust being the most obvious example. ...