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Carmen is a four-part opera, adapted from Prosper Mérimé’s (a French writer) novel of the same name. Georges Bizet composed the music, and this was his most famous piece though time. Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halévy wrote the libretto, which was originally in French. It premiered at the Opera Comique in Paris in 1875 and lasted about three hours (Bizet’s Carmen ; Waugh, 1996)

George Bizet was born in Paris. He was trained musically by his parents since a young age, and was put into the Paris Conservatoire just before he turned ten. He excelled at piano and had composed many songs. When Bizet went to Rome, he begun many compositions, but only four, including opera buffa, Don Procopio survived. His other works throughout the years, that gained recognition, included operas Les Pechurs de Perles (The Pearl Fishers), and La Jolie Fille de Perth (The Fair Mai of Perth), piano duet Jeux D'enfants and one-act opera, Djamileh. From Djmileh, he created his masterpiece Carmen (Classical Music Pages, 1996; Waugh, 1996). Sadly, Carmen was Bizet’s last work. He died three months after its premier, at the age of 36.

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