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“I have departed from this planet and I have left behind my poor earthly ones with their occupations which are as many as they are useless; at last I am living in the scintillating splendor of the stars, each of which used to seem to me as large as millions of suns.”

Quote by Jules Massenet

Book:My Recollections (1848-1912).
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My Recollections (1848-1912).

This book offers a glimpse into the author's personal experiences and observations, covering a significant portion of their lifespan from 1848 to 1912. more

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Jules Massenet
Jules Massenet

Jules Massenet was a distinguished French opera composer renowned for his lyrical and expressive melodies. Born on May 12, 1842, he dedicated his career to crafting operas that were both technically challenging and emotionally powerful. His compositions, characterized by their rich orchestration and intricate vocal lines, have left an indelible mark on the world of opera. more

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