Léo Delibes

Léo Delibes was a French composer born in 1836, renowned for his elegant melodies and contributions to ballet and opera. He composed popular works such as the ballet "Coppélia" and the opera "Lakmé," both celebrated for their lyrical beauty and craftsmanship. Delibes' music is characterized by its melodic richness and distinctive use of rhythm and harmony. His compositions have had a lasting influence on ballet and classical music, blending Romantic expressiveness with a refined French style, making him one of the notable figures of 19th-century European music.