The title character in this opera credits her love with giving her a sweet dream in "Tu m'as donné le plus doux rêve" and in the aria "Fantasie aux divins mensonges," the male lead questions the necessity of sketching some jewelry.
The title character in this opera credits her love with giving her a sweet dream in "Tu m'as donné le plus doux rêve" and in the aria "Fantasie aux divins mensonges," the male lead questions the necessity of sketching some jewelry. One character in this opera is forced by her father to sing a song about a girl who saves a god from wild animals by ringing a bell. It ends with that singer of "The Bell Song" and companion of Mallika sharing some sacred river water with her lover after eating a poisonous datura leaf, thinking Gerald would abandon her out of duty to his regiment and fear of her Brahmin father Nilakantha. For 10 points name this opera that includes "The Flower Duet" and is about an Indian princess and her British love, a work of Leo Delibes.
The title character in this opera credits her love with giving her a sweet dream in "Tu m'as donné le plus doux rêve" and in the aria "Fantasie aux divins mensonges," the male lead questions the necessity of sketching some jewelry.
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