Gaston Arman de Caillavet

Gaston Arman de Caillavet ( born March 15, 1870 in Paris, † January 15, 1915 in Essendiéras ) was a French dramatist and librettist.

The son of Léontine Lippmann, which maintained an important Paris Salon and was known as a muse of Anatole France, began his writing career as director of a small revue theater on the second floor of the Eiffel Tower. After 1900 he emerged as co-authored by Robert de Flers, with whom he wrote many librettos, comedy and vaudeville. Several of her pieces were also filmed. He was friends with Marcel Proust.

Works

  • Les Travaux d' Hercule, 1891
  • Le Sire de Vergy ( opera set to music by Claude Terrasse ), 1903
  • Les Sentiers de la Vertu, 1904
  • Miquette et sa mère, 1906
  • Pâris ou le Bon Juge, 1906
  • Fortunio, opera Le Chandelier by Alfred de Musset (music by André Messager ), UA 1907
  • Le Roi, UA 1908
  • Le Bois Sacré, 1910
  • Prime Rose, 1911
  • La Vendetta, lyrical drama (music by Jean Nougués ), UA 1911
  • L'Habit Vert, UA 1912
  • Monsieur Brotonneau, 1914
  • Les Merveilleuses, 1914
  • Ma Tante d' Honfleur, 1914
  • Béatrice, opera by Charles Nodier (music by André Messager ), UA 1914
  • Cydalise et le chèvre -pied ( ballet, music by Gabriel Pierné ), UA 1923, choreographed by Léo State
  • Le Jardin du Paradis opera based on Hans Christian Andersen (music by Alfred Bruneau ), UA 1923
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