The Sky Is Falling - Thrice

Daniel Francois Esprey Aubert (Auber; 1782–1871) is a French composer, one of the founders of the grand opera genre, which is characterized by monumentality, historical plot, heroic-romantic elation, drama, colorfulness and decorativeness, an abundance of stage effects and mass scenes and, respectively , large performing compositions - orchestra, choir, ballet. Since 1842, he served as director of the Paris Conservatory. He is the author of thirty-six operas, including the first major opera The Dumb of Portici (1828), Fra Devilo (1830), The Bronze Horse (1835), The Black Domino (1837), The Crown Diamonds (1841) )