les deux aveugles造句

• In 1853, he wrote " P閜ito ", an op閞a comique for Jacques Offenbach, and in 1855, again for Offenbach, " Les Deux Aveugles ", a musical buffoonery.
• During the course of his career he created numerous character roles including Ali-Bajou in Thomas's " Le ca飀 " and Patachon in Offenbach's " Les deux aveugles ".
• "Les deux aveugles " premiered on the opening night of the Bouffes-Parisiens on 5 July 1855 at the company's first theatre, the tiny Salle Lacaze on the Champs-Elys閑s in Paris.
• A complete performance of " Les deux aveugles " ( followed by " Croquefer, ou Le dernier des paladins " ) forms part of the 1996 television film " Offenbachs Geheimnis ", directed by Istv醤 Szab?
• At the inaugural performance, Offenbach conducted four of his own works, the last of which was " Les deux aveugles ", a one-act " bouffonerie musicale " about two swindling " blind " Parisian beggars.
• Hal関y wrote the libretto for one of the pieces in the opening programme, but the most popular work of the evening had words by Moinaux . " Les deux aveugles ", " The Two Blind Men " is a comedy about two beggars feigning blindness.
• "Les deux aveugles " was translated into German by Carl Friedrich Wittmann as " Zwei arme Blinde " and was performed in Vienna at the on 26 May 1863 and by Harry Rickards'company at the School of Arts in Sydney, Australia, as " The Blind Beggars " on 9 September 1873.
• He was spotted by Jacques Offenbach and engaged in the inaugural company of the Bouffes-Parisiens, scoring a success in " Les deux aveugles ", and going on to triumph in " Une nuit blanche " ( as Paimpol ), " Le violoneux " ( Pierre ) and " Ba-ta-clan " ( Kokikako ); he is sometimes credited with'discovering'Hortense Schneider.
• The inaugural performance was on 5 July with Offenbach conducting four of his own works : a prologue called " Entrez, messieurs, mesdames ", a one-act " pi鑓e d'occasion " written by Joseph M閞y and " Jules Servi鑢es " ( a nom de plume of Ludovic Hal関y, who worked as a government official and needed to protect his reputation ); " Une nuit blanche ", a one-act " op閞a-comique " on a pastoral theme; " Arlequin barbier ", a pantomime utilizing themes from Rossini's " Il barbiere di Siviglia " arranged by " Alfred Lange " ( Offenbach ); and " Les deux aveugles ", a one-act " bouffonerie musicale " about two swindling " blind " Parisian beggars.