  ACTE DEUXIEME. SCENE PREMIERE. ACTE TROISIEME. SCENE PREMIERE. ACTE QUATRIEME. SCENE PREMIERE. ACTE CINQUIEME. SCENE PREMIERE. Selected Aria Scores ACT I: A MOI LES PLAISIRS?(OH, I WOULD SONGS FROM THE OPERAS Logo Edited by H. E. KREHBIEL Logo Transcriber Notes: 1. The original text is dual column, with English on the LHS and French on the RHS. In this version, the complete English text is presented first, followed by the complete French text. 2. The page numbering is, of necessity, quite different from the original text. Each scene and score simply has its own page number. 3. The Table of Contents below was created specifically for this version, there was no Table of Contents in the original version. CONTENTS
GRAND OPERA |
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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.
| GRAND | OPERAS | |
| AÏDA | Giuseppe Verdi | 2.50 |
| In four acts. Italian text | ||
| BOHEMIAN GIRL | Michael W. Balfe | 2.00 |
| In three acts | ||
| CARMEN | Georges Bizet | 2.50 |
| In four acts. French text | ||
| CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA | Pietro Mascagni | 2.00 |
| In one act. Italian text | ||
| FAUST | Charles Gounod | 2.00 |
| In five acts. French text | ||
| LAKMÉ | LÉo Delibes | 3.00 |
| In three acts | ||
| MARITANA | William Vincent Wallace | 2.50 |
| In three acts | ||
| MIGNON | Ambroise Thomas | 2.50 |
| In three acts. Italian text | ||
| SAMSON AND DELILAH | Camille Saint-SaËns | 2.50 |
| In three acts | ||
| TROVATORE, IL | Giuseppe Verdi | 2.00 |
| In four acts. Italian text | ||
| LIGHT | OPERAS | |
| BELLS OF CORNEVILLE, THE; | ||
| or, THE CHIMES OF NORMANDY | Robert Planquette | 2.50 |
| In three acts | ||
| BILLEE TAYLOR; | ||
| or, THE REWARD OF VIRTUE | Edward Solomon | 1.50 |
| In two acts | ||
| BOCCACCIO; | ||
| or, THE PRINCE OF PALERMO | Franz von SuppÉ | 2.50 |
| In three acts | ||
| DOCTOR OF ALCANTARA, THE | Julius Eichberg | 1.50 |
| In two acts | ||
| FATINITZA | Franz von SuppÉ | 2.50 |
| In three acts. German and Italian text | ||
| MARTHA | Friedrich von Flotow | 2.50 |
| In four acts. German and Italian text | ||
| MASCOT, THE | Edmond Audran | 2.50 |
| In three acts | ||
| OLIVETTE | Edmond Audran | 2.00 |
| In three acts | ||
| PINAFORE, H. M. S.; or, | ||
| THE LASS THAT LOVED A SAILOR | Sir Arthur Sullivan | 1.50 |
| In two acts | ||
| SORCERER, THE | Sir Arthur Sullivan | 1.75 |
| In two acts | ||
| STRADELLA | Friedrich von Flotow | 2.00 |
| In three acts |
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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
Faust | Tenor |
| Mephistopheles | Bass-Baritone |
| Valentine, Marguerite's Brother | Baritone |
| Wagner, a Student | Baritone |
| Marguerite | Soprano |
| Siebel, a Youth | Soprano |
| Martha, Friend of Marguerite | Mezzo-Soprano |
Peasants, Townspeople, Soldiers, Students, Priests, Boys, Etc.
The scene is in Germany in the sixteenth century.
