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    Faust: A Lyric Drama in Five Acts
    Faust: A Lyric Drama in Five Acts
    Faust: A Lyric Drama in Five Acts
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    Faust: A Lyric Drama in Five Acts

    By Jules Barbier, Michel Carré and Charles Gounod

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    "Faust" by Jules Barbier, Michel Carré, Charles Gounod. Published by Good Press. Good Press publishes a wide range of titles that encompasses every genre. From well-known classics & literary fiction and non-fiction to forgotten−or yet undiscovered gems−of world literature, we issue the books that need to be read. Each Good Press edition has been meticulously edited and formatted to boost readability for all e-readers and devices. Our goal is to produce eBooks that are user-friendly and accessible to everyone in a high-quality digital format.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGood Press
    Release dateNov 29, 2019
    ISBN4057664592040
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      Faust - Jules Barbier

      Charles Gounod, Michel Carré, Jules Barbier

      Faust

      A Lyric Drama in Five Acts

      Published by Good Press, 2022

      [email protected]

      EAN 4057664592040

      Table of Contents

      GRAND OPERA LIBRETTOS

      THE STORY OF THE ACTION

      ACT I.

      SCENE I.

      SCENE II.

      ACT II.

      SCENE I.

      SCENE II.

      SCENE III.

      SCENE IV.

      SCENE V.

      ACT III.

      SCENE I.

      SCENE II.

      SCENE III.

      SCENE IV.

      SCENE V.

      SCENE VI.

      SCENE VII.

      SCENE VIII.

      SCENE IX.

      SCENE X.

      SCENE XI.

      SCENE XII.

      ACT IV.

      SCENE I.

      SCENE II.

      SCENE III.

      SCENE IV.

      SCENE V.

      SCENE VI.

      SCENE VII.

      ACT V.

      SCENE I.

      SCENE II.

      ACTE PREMIER.

      SCÈNE PREMIERE.

      SCÈNE II.

      ACTE DEUXIÈME.

      SCÈNE PREMIÈRE.

      SCÈNE II.

      SCÈNE III.

      SCÈNE IV.

      SCÈNE V.

      ACTE TROISIÈME.

      SCÈNE PREMIÈRE.

      SCÈNE II.

      SCÈNE III.

      SCÈNE IV.

      SCÈNE V.

      SCÈNE VI.

      SCÈNE VII.

      SCÈNE VIII.

      SCÈNE IX.

      SCÈNE X.

      SCÈNE XI.

      SCÈNE XII.

      ACTE QUATRIEME.

      SCÈNE PREMIERE.

      SCÈNE II.

      SCÈNE III.

      SCÈNE IV.

      SCÈNE V.

      SCÈNE VI.

      SCÈNE VII.

      ACTE CINQUIÈME.

      SCÈNE PREMIÈRE.

      SCÈNE II.

      Selected Aria Scores

      ACT I:— A MOI LES PLAISIRS (OH, I WOULD HAVE PLEASURE)

      ACT II:— WALTZ AND CHORUS

      ACT III:— O NUIT D'AMOUR (O NIGHT OF LOVE)

      ACT IV:— SOLDIER'S CHORUS

      ACT V:— ANGES PUR, ANGES RADIEUX (HOLY ANGELS, IN HEAVEN BLEST)

      Standard Opera Librettos

      SONGS FROM THE OPERAS

      GRAND OPERA

      LIBRETTOS

      Table of Contents

      FRENCH

      AND ENGLISH TEXT

      AND MUSIC OF THE PRINCIPAL AIRS

      FAUST

      BY

      GOUNOD

      Boston : OLIVER DITSON COMPANY : New York

      OPERA SCORES

      All the vocal scores have English text together with the foreign text mentioned below. Unless otherwise specified, these books are bound in paper.

      Send for Descriptive Circular P—Oratorios, Cantatas, Operas and Operettas.

      OLIVER DITSON COMPANY

      FAUST

      A LYRIC DRAMA IN FIVE ACTS

      BOOK BY

      J. BARBIER AND M. CARRÉ

      MUSIC BY

      CHARLES GOUNOD

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      BOSTON: OLIVER DITSON COMPANY: NEW YORK

      CHICAGO: LYON & HEALY, INC. LONDON: WINTHROP ROGERS, LTD.

      Copyright MCMVI by Oliver Ditson Company

      CHARACTERS

      Peasants, Townspeople, Soldiers, Students, Priests, Boys, Etc.

      The scene is in Germany in the sixteenth century.

      PREFATORY NOTE

      Table of Contents

      The legend of the magician Faust and his compact with the Devil comes from remote antiquity. At first in the form of folk tales in many lands, through ballads and the primitive drama it found its way into literature. It remained for the master-poet, Goethe, to fuse all the elements of the legend into an imaginative drama of unequaled ethical and poetic interest, to give the story the form in which it appeals most strongly to the modern mind.

      Innumerable musical works of every form have drawn inspiration from the story of Faust. Wagner's concert-overture, Liszt's symphony, and the beautiful fragments by Schumann are among the noblest of such works. Stage versions of the legend have been numerous, but the first really poetic creation was Spohr's opera of Faust, composed in 1813. Since its appearance there has been an abundance of Faust operas by English, German, French and Italian composers down to the imaginative but fragmentary Mefistofele of Boito (1868). But of all the stage versions that have claimed the public attention, that of Barbier and Carré, made after Goethe's drama and set to music by Charles Gounod, is far and away the most popular, and may be regarded, in its lyric dress, as the most successful also. There exists scarcely a single rival to the popularity of Gounod's Faust among opera-goers.

      The love story with which the French librettists concerned themselves exclusively is wholly Goethe's conception, and finds no place in the old legends concerning the magician Faust. With true Gallic instinct they seized this pathetic episode as being

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