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Le voyage dans la lune (opera-féerie)

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With a horrendous crash, the shell crash-lands on a house and Vlan, Caprice and Microscope get out, as the "sélénites" hide. The three men get observe what seem a desolate planet, and their mood blackens, since only apples remain for provisions. Some "sélénites" get up, and Cosmos reappears to ask the "terriens" where they have come from. Their insolent reply makes him condemn them to prison, but Cosmos's wife Popotte and daughter Fantasia arrive. It is Fantasia's birthday, and she asks her father to take pity on the prisoners and free them as her birthday present. Cosmos accepts and proposes that the "terriens" visit his palace.
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but Microscope happens to be passing at that moment and she has instead fallen in love with him! Vlan and Caprice arrive in search of Fantasia. Vlan stops for dinner, whilst Caprice finds Fantasia again and flees with her. Furious at being in love and at being trumped by his wife, Cosmos arrives... The inn goes mad, Vlan and Microscope are unmasked despite their fake paunches. The royal guards go in pursuit of Caprice and Fantasia and bring them back. Quipasseparla renounces the princess. Winter immediately follows summer in this country and so they only get back to the capital under the snow.
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intoxicated to prevent him from participating in the sale. Vlan and Caprice arrive, dressed as charlatans. They suggest an elixir that will, among other things, slim down fat people. This elixir is very precious, and only a king is worthy of it, so Cosmos is its happy beneficiary. Cosmos tastes it and panics, believing himself poisoned – in fact, they have made him discover alcohol. Quipasseparla wins Fantasia at the sale.
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to marry but instead to have liberty, movement, air, space... The Moon, then rising, gives him an idea for his next destination. He asks his father to get him to this unknown and unexplored place. Vlan gives in and asks Microscope, the kingdom's greatest scholar, to find a way of getting there. Microscope replies that this mission regards the observatory.
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label. The singers are Violette Polchi, Sheva Tehoval, Matthieu Lécroart, Pierre Derhet, Raphaël Brémard, Marie Lenormand, Thibaut Desplantes, Ludivine Gombert and Christophe Poncet de Solages, with the Chœur et Orchestre national Montpellier Occitanie conducted by Pierre Dumoussau. Extracts from the
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Caprice, despairing of princess Fantasia and her inability to love him, eats an apple. The princess, astonished by his absence, goes to look for him. Attracted by this fruit (unknown to her), she tastes it. Calling it a "charming gift that she formerly ate on the Earth", she immediately falls in love
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The "sélénites" (Moon-dwellers) fearfully observe a black point in the sky, and one asks another if it may be something sent by the "terriens" (Earth-people) to exterminate them. Cosmos, king of the Moon, and his counsellor Cactus calm their people – science has proved that the Earth is uninhabited.
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Questioned, the astronomers do not reply and demand a commission. Furious at this evasion, Caprice crosses them off and proposes to do the same to Microscope if he does not find a way to the Moon. Microscope arranges that they meet 8 days later in his forge, and says he will find a way to the Moon in
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On some part of the Earth, on a large square in the capital, King Vlan is preparing a festival in honour of his son, Prince Caprice, who has returned from a long journey undertaken for his education. On Caprice's arrival, King Vlan cedes him the crown, but Caprice refuses it, not wanting to govern or
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Quipasseparla and his harem arrive in the land of the paunchy where they stop at an inn. Microscope arrives, followed by Popotte, who is in turn by Cosmos, who has fallen madly in love with her. Popotte does not return his love and so he had made her drink the elixir that will make her fall in love,
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No expense had been spared on the scenery – the 24 majestic sets by Cornil, Fromont and Chéret replicated places (such as the Observatory of Paris, a high-furnace, a lunar passage or a volcano) and created original architectural conceits (such as a glass palace or mother-of-pearl galleries). The use
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as a demonstration of Offenbach's flair for topicality, and here "mixing science and fairy-tales, and building modern Utopias into the traditional framework of the pantomime". This included a huge gun to send the characters to the Moon in the first act, a fantastic evocation of life on the Moon, and
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On the Moon, the women market is the equivalent of the stock market. Microscope is charged by Caprice with buying the princess and, visiting Quipasseparla ("Who Goes There", king of the stockmarket), he negotiates with him just in case the 'stock price' goes up. Quipasseparla does not accept and is
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The kingdom's doctors examine Fantasia, shut up in her chamber, mad with love. She escapes and finds Caprice. To save her, Caprice suggests making Cosmos amorous by giving him an apple-based drink. Due to her incurable sickness of love, Cosmos proposes to sell Fantasia, as is the habit on the Moon
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Arriving at the bottom, Popotte cuts the cord, reproaching her husband for want to cause Microscope to perish. Fantasia is found to have stowed away in the basket, wanting to die with Caprice. In this desperate situation, Cosmos promises the prisoners their liberty if they can find a way out.
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The Moon-women discover love, but King Cosmos does not hear of it. Vlan, Caprice and Microscope are brought before a court and condemned "to pass five years inside an extinct volcano, where they will be wholly deprived of any kind of nourishment".
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Caprice courts Fantasia, but she does not understand, not knowing what love is, since it does not exist on the Moon other than as a disease – when one wants to have a child, one asks oneself if there is an area of commerce in which it can prosper.
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as the point of departure and from "Centre of the Earth" as the dénouement seem to me incontestable.". This dispute does not seem to have continued, or may have been settled amicably, for by 1877, Offenbach based his
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launched by a cannon. Due to the probability that the mission will go wrong, Microscope is forced to accompany Caprice. Vlan accedes to his son's insistent demands and also joins them on the trip.
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Cosmos and Cactus show Vlan, Caprice and Microscope the Moon's civil service. On the Moon, working for the king is not a happy job and if there are no candidates the fattest person is picked.
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The last performance at the Théâtre de la Gaîté occurred on 25 April 1876 after 185 performances and 965,000 francs in ticket receipts. The work was revived within the year at the
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from 31 March 1877 with many of the original cast. After two months, with ticket receipts of 226,457 francs, its 247th and last performance night was on 31 May 1877.
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Caprice, Fantasia, Cosmos and Vlan lying on the ground, having fainted. Microscope has hidden in a crevice, and wakes them. Popotte rushes to them – they are saved.
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Final: 'En route pour la lune!' (Chorus, Microscope, Vlan, Caprice), Chorus des artilleurs: 'Nous sommes les petits artilleurs' (Chorus, Vlan, Microscope, Caprice)
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As night falls, the scenery changes and phantom-like creatures appear through the creepers and suddenly lights shine in their heads, then everything disappears.
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The earth rises and shines on the stage as a aurora borealis – people rush on and sing the final chorus, greeting earth whose light shines through space.
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noted: "Thérésa and her songs produced a great effect. There were two especially, in the third act, that she detailed with an exquisite finesse and art."
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Vlan, Caprice and Microscope get into the shell. The artillery-men light the fuse and, with a huge detonation, the shell hurtles towards the Moon.
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The scene fills with fire and smoke; Microscope is sent into space by an explosion; Vlan and Cosmos try to find a way out. Lava fills the stage.
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The success of the show, whose première raised 3,898 francs, led to the theatre's receipts passing 10,018 francs with its seventh performance.
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was portrayed by Mme Peschard from 16 December 1875 until 16 February 1876, since Zulma Bouffar had to honour a two-month engagement at
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The forge-workers finish their work when Vlan and Caprice arrive 8 days later. Microscope unveils his means of getting to the Moon: a
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Adieux des demoiselles d'honneur: 'Adieu notre compagne!' (Chorus, Fantasia, Cactus, Popotte, Quipasseparla), Scène de la vente
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Chorus: 'Rataplan, rataplan' (Chorus, Vlan, Microscope), Couplets of prince Caprice: 'Ah ! j'en ai vu!' (Caprice, Chorus)
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Grand ballet of the snowflakes: this scene gave rise to the popularity of snow dances, the most famous of which is that in
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in Geneva staged another production by Savary, described as "non-stop pantomime peppered with deliberate bad taste", with
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of "trucs", trap-doors and artifices accentuated the surprise-effects on the spectators. The producers even borrowed a
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Brought to the top of the volcano, they take their places in a basket with Cosmos to be lowered into the crater.
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Chorus: 'Ah ! quelle musique' (Chorus), Ronde des charlatans: 'Ohé, ohé petits et grands' (Caprice, Chorus)
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where a "mad world of the moon is a reflection of mayhem on earth". This production was later mounted at the
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role of Prince Caprice – reviews stated she "sang with esprit and acted with intelligence and finesse"),
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in Paris using members of the house's youth programme, conducted by Alexandra Cravero and staged by
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Final de la neige: 'Courons tous' (Chorus, Quipasseparla, Fantasia, Caprice, Popotte, Vlan, Cosmos)
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Morceau d'ensemble: 'Ne jamais rien faire' (Flamma, Chorus, Cosmos, Popotte, Microscope, Vlan)
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occurred on 26 November 1875 at Théâtre de la Gaîté in Paris. The French correspondent for
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In grand gardens with flowers and water features everywhere the stars and chimères dance.
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Citizens, Courtiers, Astronomers, Blacksmiths, Artillery men, Moon-Dwellers, Counsellors,
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They search for a way out amidst rumbles and detonations. The volcano begins to erupt.
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complained about its similarities to his work: "Two days after the first production of
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A complete studio recording, recorded in September 2021, was released in 2022 on the
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The idea for the work was presented to Offenbach while he was head (director) of the
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Couplets of the maids of honour: 'Elle disait: ah! viens encore' (Flamma, Chorus SA)
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when a woman ceases to please. Caprice promises Fantasia that he will buy her.
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Rondo of the shell: 'Dans un obus qui fend l'air' (Caprice, Microscope, Vlan)
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wrote "The piece is, I think, a success, less great, probably, than that of
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Ronde des pommiers: 'Holà ! que chaque fillette' (Adja, Flamma, Chorus)
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left its mark on the year in which it first appeared: seven Parisian winter
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in the third act parodies the number of the same name in the opéra-comique
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Ouverture, Ariette de la Princesse, Final de la neige, Ronde des Charlatans
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Duo des pommes: 'Mon Dieu ! qu'ai-je ressenti là?' (Fantasia, Caprice)
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in Vienna in November 2023, again using studio, youth and children groups.
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in 2016 directed by Olivier Desbordes and conducted by Dominique Trottein.
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Rondo de Quipasseparla: 'Le prince Quipasseparla' (Quipasseparla, Chorus)
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was seen at the 34th Festival de Saint-Céré. There were performances at
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BNF, Département des Manuscrits, N.A.Fr. 17.004, pp. 278–280, cited in
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In January 2023 a new production with adapted dialogue was seen at the
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by Verne himself in 1874) and the public taste for grand spectacles.
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Hearing mysterious voices, we see a town with strange architecture.
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Valse chantée/Rondeau: 'Monde charmant que l'on ignore' (Caprice)
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1875 opéra-féerie in four acts and 23 scenes by Jacques Offenbach
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Couplets de Fantasia: 'Tu devais, le jour de ma fête' (Fantasia)
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Couplets du roi Vlan: 'Vlan, Vlan, je suis Vlan' (Vlan, Chorus)
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Clair de terre (finale): 'Nous te saluons, ô terre' (Chorus)
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of the four authors being blown up into the moon (Gallica)
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was written in 1905 for its Berlin production. Source:
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Chorus of foundrymen and women: 'À l'ouvrage!' (Chorus)
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Recordings listed on operadis-opera-discography.org.uk
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Ariette of the princess: 'Je suis nerveuse' (Fantasia)
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Maids of Honour, Guards, Stockbrokers and Speculators
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which was also seen in Cologne. In December 1985 the
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22nd scene: The volcano's summit after the eruption
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Index

Le voyage dans la lune (operetta)

opéra-féerie
Jacques Offenbach
From the Earth to the Moon
Jules Verne
libretto
Albert Vanloo
Eugène Leterrier
Arnold Mortier
Geneviève de Brabant
La créole
Théâtre de la Gaîté
Théâtre du Châtelet
Five people watch a whitish earth rise over an imagined lunar landscape.
Edward Ancourt
fr
Théâtre de la Gaîté
Albert Vizentini
Albert Vanloo
Eugène Leterrier
Le Figaro
Jules Verne
Le Tour du monde en quatre-vingt jours
Théâtre de la Porte Saint-Martin
Jules Verne
sic
Le docteur Ox
Siegfried Kracauer

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