Péronne sauvée

Péronne sauvée was an unsuccessful opera in four acts with a score by Dezède and a libretto by de Sauvigny . It had its world premiere at the Opéra on 27 May 1783 and was dropped from the repertory after its 14th performance on 5 August 1783. The action of the opera begins after the lifting of the siege of Péronne by triumphant Sainquentin fils, who is preparing to return home to see his father and to marry Hélène (I, 1). Juliette and Lubin also plan to wed (I, 2-4). Le Maréchal de la Mark…