Les deux journées

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Les deux journées is an opera by Luigi Cherubini, first performed in 1800, renowned for its dramatic intensity and influence on later French opera.

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instanceOf opera
alternativeTitle Les deux journées, ou Le porteur d’eau NERFINISHED
associatedMovement French Revolutionary-era theatre
catalogueNote one of Cherubini’s most successful operas
character Antonio NERFINISHED
Armand NERFINISHED
Constance NERFINISHED
Marceline NERFINISHED
Mikéli NERFINISHED
composer Luigi Cherubini NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin France
creator Luigi Cherubini NERFINISHED
firstPerformanceCity Paris NERFINISHED
firstPerformanceDate 1800-01-16
firstPerformanceTheatre Théâtre Feydeau NERFINISHED
genre rescue opera
hasForm arias
choruses
ensembles
spoken dialogue
historicalContext pre-Revolutionary France
influenced Fidelio NERFINISHED
French grand opera
operas of Fromental Halévy
operas of Giacomo Meyerbeer
operas of Hector Berlioz
influencedBy French opéra comique tradition
Gluckian dramatic reforms
language French
librettist Jean-Nicolas Bouilly NERFINISHED
musicalStyle Classical
early Romantic
notableFor dramatic intensity
influence on later French opera
numberOfActs 3
originalMedium spoken dialogue with musical numbers
performanceHistory frequently revived in the 19th century
premiereLanguage French
reception highly successful at its premiere
settingPeriod 17th century
settingPlace Paris NERFINISHED
structure three-act opera
theme loyalty
political persecution
self-sacrifice
titleTranslation The Two Days NERFINISHED
workPeriod Classical era

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Luigi Cherubini notableWork Les deux journées