Talk:Paris Opéra

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Paris Opéra vs. Palais Garnier

According to New Grove, 2nd edition, Lully's operas were premiered at the Paris Opéra at the theatre in the Palais-Royal, not the Palais Garnier, which had not yet been built. Many premieres at the Paris Opéra were at other theatres, e.g., the Salle Le Peletier. The Palais Garnier is just a theater, not the company. The article on the Paris Opera lists which theaters were used in which years in great detail. Therefore, I believe this link should redirect to Paris Opera and not Palais Garnier. --Robert.Allen (talk) 12:21, 27 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]