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Enguerrande
Enguerrande is a lyrical drama in four acts and five scenes with music by Auguste Chapuis and libretto by Victor Wilder based on the poem by Émile Bergerat. First performed at the Opéra-Comique (Paris) on 2 May 1892, conducted by Jules Danbé, with Henri Carré as choir director and costumes by
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Enguerrande is a lyrical drama in four acts and five scenes with music by Auguste Chapuis and libretto by Victor Wilder based on the poem by Émile Bergerat. First performed at the Opéra-Comique (Paris) on 2 May 1892, conducted by Jules Danbé, with Henri Carré as choir director and costumes by
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