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Opera by Louise Angélique Bertin (1805-1877) (libretto, in Italian, by the composer, based on Goethe's drama), first produced at the Théâtre Italien, Paris, France, on 8 March 1831. It was the first Faust opera and the only one by a woman. Bertin was the sister of Hector Berlioz's editor of the Journal des Débats, and Berlioz may have had a hand in the work; he probably suggested the subject, at least.
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