World famous song - "Orpheus in Hell Overture"

Originally known as "Orpheus in Hell Overture", orchestral music, for Offenbach's operetta "Orpheus in Hell" The overture to "Feo" was composed in 1858 and premiered in Paris in the same year.

Orpheus is a famous poet and singer in Greek mythology. His singing can make beasts bow their heads and rocks nod. When he went to hell to find his dead wife Eurydice, he sang all the way and moved Pluto and Queen Pluto, who agreed to let Eurydice return to the world. But when Orpheus was near the ground, she forgot Pluto's instructions and looked back at his wife, causing her to return to the underworld. Orfeo was extremely sad and determined not to marry for the rest of her life.

Ofenbach (1819-1880). French composer and one of the founders of classical operetta. His representative works include the operetta "Orfeo in Hell", "Beautiful Helen", "The Duchess of Groshstein" and the romantic opera "The Tales of Hoffmann". He was once praised as "inexhaustible" "The melody talent", its lively rhythm and elegant orchestration are also unique in style.

The plots of his operettas are lively and interesting, and he boldly adopts various songs, dances, serenades and marches of the time. The music is easy to understand and is still deeply loved today