Grétry

Étienne-Nicolas Méhul was a prominent French composer of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, known for his opera compositions. His work helped shape French opera, blending dramatic storytelling with musical innovation. He was part of a movement that emphasized expressive melodies and emotional depth, influencing the development of Romantic music. Méhul's compositions remain significant for their originality and contribution to French cultural history, marking a transition from classical to more expressive, emotional music forms.