Leo Delibes' Flower Duet is a famous aria from his opera Lakmé, which was first performed in Paris in 1883. The opera takes place in India during the British Raj and centers around the forbidden love between the beautiful Hindu priestess Lakmé and the British officer Gérald.
The Flower Duet, also known as Sous le dôme épais, is sung by Lakmé and her servant Mallika in the second act. The song describes the beauty of nature and the flowers surrounding them as they gather them for a celebration.
The duet begins with the two women singing in unison, and then their voices intertwine in a beautiful and intricate melody. The song's soothing and dreamy melody, combined with its lush harmonies and delicate lyrics, has made it a beloved piece of operatic repertoire and a popular choice for weddings and other romantic occasions.
It has been used extensively in films, television, and advertising, and has been covered by numerous artists in various musical genres.
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