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Saint-Saens/ Orchestre National Du Capitole - Princesse Jaune Fulfilled By FYE but his use of theThat globetrotting composer Camille Saint Sans wrote La Princesse jaune in 1872, exemplifying the current craze for all things Japanese. Kornlis, played by the tenor Mathias Vidal, dreams only of the Land of the Rising Sun. Under the influence of a hallucinogenic potion, he becomes infatuated with Ming, a fantasy princess. His cousin Lna the soprano Judith van Wanroij despairs of this passion and does not dare to confess her own feelings to Kornlis,