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L’Histoire de Manon is a full-length ballet based on Massenet's opera. It tells the tragic narrative of Manon Leprévé and her conflicted relationship with both a young artist and a wealthy older man. Composed by Michael Minkowski, this 20th-century work explores themes of societal pressure and perso...
Jules Massenet’s Werther, first performed in 1892, is a French opera based on Johann Wolfgang von Goethe’s *The Sorrows of Young Werther*. The work explores themes of passionate love and unrequited desire through soaring lyric melodies. It remains notable for its faithful translation of the novel's...
The Méditation is an orchestral intermezzo from Jules Massenet's 1894 opera Thaïs, written for solo violin and orchestra, with an important harp part. It occurs between scenes in Act II while the title character reflects on the religious appeal made by the monk Athanaël, giving the music a dramatic...
"Cendrillon" is an opera in four acts by French composer Jules Massenet, set to a libretto by Henri Caïn that is based on Charles Perrault's 1698 fairy tale "Cinderella." Premiering at the Opéra-Comique in Paris in 1899, the work uses classical orchestration and soprano coloratura to explore the nar...
Thaïs is a French opera by Jules Massenet, with a libretto by Louis Gallet based on Anatole France's novel, premiered in Paris in 1894. Set in Roman-era Egypt, it follows the monk Athanaël as he attempts to convert the courtesan Thaïs, while his spiritual mission becomes entangled with personal desi...
Don Quichotte is a five-act opera by French composer Jules Massenet, first performed in Monte Carlo in 1910. The work, classified by the composer as a "comedic heroism," adapts the final chapters of Miguel de Cervantes's novel, focusing on the aging knight's quests and his devotion to Dulcinée. It r...
Hérodiade is a four-act French opera by Jules Massenet, with a libretto by Paul Milliet and Henri Grémont, first performed in Brussels in 1881. It reworks the biblical story of John the Baptist, Salome, Herod, and Herodias, portraying Salome as an innocent young woman who loves the prophet rather th...
Marie-Madeleine is a sacred dramatic work by the French composer Jules Massenet, composed in 1873 and centered on the biblical figure Mary Magdalene. The music combines solo scenes, choral writing, and orchestral passages to portray her encounter with Jesus and the events surrounding the Crucifixion...
La Vierge is a sacred oratorio by the French composer Jules Massenet, completed in 1880. Its subject is the life of the Virgin Mary, placing biblical and Marian material within the nineteenth-century French tradition of large-scale religious concert works. The score reflects Massenet's lyrical melod...
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