Romo et Juliette

Cet opéra de Charles Gounod est inspiré de la célèbre pièce de Shakespeare, Roméo et Juliette. Le livret, écrit par Jules Barbier et Michel Carré, suit fidèlement l'intrigue de la pièce, tandis que la musique de Gounod ajoute une dimension émotionnelle profonde à l'histoire. Les airs les plus célèbres de l'opéra, tels que 'Je veux vivre' et 'L'amour, oui son ardeur', sont des exemples remarquables du talent de Gounod pour créer des mélodies inoubliables.

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