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"La mort d'Ophélie" is a song composed by Hector Berlioz in 1842, as part of his larger work "Tristia." The song is based on Shakespeare's play "Hamlet" and depicts the tragic death of Ophelia, Hamlet's love interest. Berlioz's composition captures the somber and melancholic mood surrounding Ophelia's demise, with delicate and haunting melodies that evoke sorrow and despair. The piece showcases Berlioz's skill in portraying emotions through music, with its lyrical beauty and expressive harmonies, making it a poignant and memorable work in the realm of art song.

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