Les Amours déguisés

Les Amours déguisés was billed as a lyric ballet in three entrées and a prologue. Its subject was borrowed from one of the fourteen entrées in the ballet that Lully had produced for Louis XIV at the Palais-Royal on 13 February 1664. It had been performed by the actors of the hôtel de Bourgogne. The idea that Louis Fuzelier developed in this 1713 opéra-ballet had also been used by him for a work that he had presented previously at one of the Paris fairs. Louis-Thomas Bourgeois did the musical…