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Additional Information: Chausson's libretto was originally published in Paris: Choudens, 1903. Smith's translation was published in 2000 on The Camelot Project.
Ô Juliette ! ton âme peut croire en moi ! Ô Juliette, sois heureuse ! Ton âme amoureuse peut croire en moi ! Ah ! souris à la vie qui s’ouvre à toi ! Ton âme peut croire en moi. Le ciel te protège et veillera sur toi ! Ô Juliette, sois heureuse ! Son âme amoureuse subit ta loi !
Camelot Libretto Minus Prologue. This document is the script for the musical Camelot, with music by Frederick Loewe and lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner. It summarizes the opening scene, in which a young King Arthur nervously awaits meeting his bride Guinevere for the first time.
Libretti. This page contains 1051 links to the libretti (original and translations) of 512 operas. If you find a libretto or translation which is not yet listed please contact us. Adam, Adolphe. Le chalet - French libretto - German translation. Le postillon de Lonjumeau (1836) - French libretto - German translation.
The fame of Arthur's Order of the Round Table brings the cream of Europe's knighthood to Camelot. No knight is more renowned than Lancelot du Lac, although the Queen and courtiers think the young Frenchman's reputation must be inflated. She encourages three knights to chal-lenge him in the lists.
camelot Music by Frederick Loewe; Libretto and Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner; (based on "The Once And Future King" by Majestic Theatre, New York - December 3, 1960 (873 perfs)
Read the libretto, translated to english, of the French opera Romeo et Juliette by Hector Berlioz on Opera-Arias.com. With links to other information and other operas.
