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Méditerranée

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Méditerranée is a French operetta in two acts with a libretto by Raymond Vincy and music by Francis Lopez. It was created at Paris’s Théâtre du Châtelet on December 17, 1955, with Tino Rossi in the principal role, and was staged as a large-scale production with twenty tableaux. The work is associated with songs including Méditerranée and Ajaccio, which were also recorded by Rossi.

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Who wrote the music for Méditerranée?

Méditerranée is a French operetta with music by Francis Lopez and a libretto by Raymond Vincy. It was designed as a large-scale musical theatre production.

When was Méditerranée first performed?

It was created at Paris’s Théâtre du Châtelet on December 17, 1955. The original production featured Tino Rossi in the principal role.

How is Méditerranée structured?

The operetta is in two acts and was staged with twenty tableaux. That many scenes gave the production a broad, spectacle-focused format rather than a small chamber-operetta feel.

Who starred in the original Méditerranée?

Tino Rossi held the principal role in the original Théâtre du Châtelet production. The show’s French text was written by Raymond Vincy and its music by Francis Lopez.

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