Lakmé

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Lakmé is a French opera by Léo Delibes, best known for its exotic setting in colonial India and its famous "Flower Duet."

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Lakmé canonical 7

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instanceOf opera
actStructure Act I introduces the temple garden and colonial officers
Act II centers on the marketplace and Nilakantha's revenge
Act III takes place in the forest retreat
basedOn novel "Rarahu ou Le Mariage de Loti"
basedOnAuthor Pierre Loti
catalogueNote one of Léo Delibes' best-known operas
characterRole Gérald is a British officer
Lakmé is a Hindu priest's daughter
Nilakantha is a Brahmin priest
commissionedBy Opéra-Comique
composer Léo Delibes
duration approximately two and a half hours
famousFor Bell Song
Flower Duet
firstPublisher Heugel
genre opéra lyrique
historicalPeriod late 19th-century French opera
language French
legacy Flower Duet widely used in advertising and popular culture
librettist Edmond Gondinet
Philippe Gille
mainCharacter Gérald
Lakmé
Mallika
Nilakantha
notableAria "Dôme épais, le jasmin" (Flower Duet)
"Où va la jeune Hindoue" (Bell Song)
numberOfActs 3
orchestrationFeature use of exotic color and orientalism in the score
originalTheatre Salle Favart (Opéra-Comique theatre)
performancePractice often performed in French
premiereCity Paris
premiereCountry France
premiereDate 1883-04-14
premierePlace Opéra-Comique
reception successful at its premiere
settingContext British colonial India
linked to: British India
settingLocation India
structure includes choruses, duets, and coloratura showpieces
theme clash between Eastern and Western cultures
forbidden love
religious devotion and sacrifice
vocalTypeOfGérald tenor
vocalTypeOfLakmé coloratura soprano
vocalTypeOfMallika mezzo-soprano
vocalTypeOfNilakantha bass-baritone

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Salle Favart hasPremiere Lakmé
Opéra-Comique premieredWork Lakmé
subject linked to: Opéra-Comique, Paris, France
Léo Delibes notableWork Lakmé
Simone Tata employer Lakmé
Lakmé mainCharacter Lakmé