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  • Il trovatore
    opera
    / France, 1752–1815

    …serious and even biblical (Joseph [1807]). Also a composer of symphonies, Méhul developed new and flexible forms in his operas, increased the role of the orchestra, and achieved powerful dramatic effects through an enlarged harmonic vocabulary. He was an important influence on the opera composers of the Romantic period…

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    …serious and even biblical (Joseph [1807]). Also a composer of symphonies, Méhul developed new and flexible forms in his operas, increased the role of the orchestra, and achieved powerful dramatic effects through an enlarged harmonic vocabulary. He was an important influence on the opera composers of the Romantic period…

    Read More