The Phantom of the Opera

Cover of The Phantom of the Opera

About this audiobook

Author: Gaston Leroux

Type: Classic Literature

Language: English

Literary tradition: France

Duration: 08:39:09

Narrator: Ralph Snelson

Source: LibriVox / Internet Archive

This public-domain audiobook is provided for free listening.

About the Story

Christine Daae, a young singer at the Paris Opera, believes a hidden voice is guiding her talent. The voice belongs to the Phantom, whose love and jealousy turn the opera house into a place of mystery and danger.

Gaston Leroux blends romance, suspense, and Gothic spectacle in a story that has inspired countless adaptations. The Phantom of the Opera remains a captivating tale of music, masks, and obsession.

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All audio sections, in order (28)
  1. 00 – Prologue — 00:11:11
  2. 01 – Is it a Ghost? — 00:19:05
  3. 02 – The New Margarita — 00:19:00
  4. 03 – The Mysterious Reason — 00:15:49
  5. 04 – Box Five — 00:24:29
  6. 05 – The Enchanted Violin — 00:31:49
  7. 06 – A Visit to Box Five — 00:05:42
  8. 07 – Faust and What Followed — 00:26:29
  9. 08 – The Mysterious Brougham — 00:15:18
  10. 09 – At the Masked Ball — 00:19:27
  11. 10 – Forget the Name of the Man's Voice — 00:10:16
  12. 11 – Above the Trap-Doors — 00:14:29
  13. 12 – Apollo's Lyre — 00:42:46
  14. 13 – A Master Stroke of the Trap-Door Lover — 00:21:00
  15. 14 – The Singular Attitude of a Safety Pin — 00:11:33
  16. 15 – Christine! Christine! — 00:07:44
  17. 16 – Mme. Giry's Revelations — 00:22:10
  18. 17 – The Safety-Pin Again — 00:12:05
  19. 18 – The Commissary, the Viscount and the Persian — 00:10:29
  20. 19 – The Viscount and the Persian — 00:13:07
  21. 20 – In the Cellars of the Opera — 00:29:23
  22. 21 – Interesting Vicissitudes — 00:29:32
  23. 22 – In the Torture Chamber — 00:14:12
  24. 23 – The Tortures Begin — 00:13:18
  25. 24 – Barrels! Barrels! — 00:22:28
  26. 25 – The Scorpion or the Grasshoper: Which? — 00:16:23
  27. 26 – The End of the Ghost's Love Story — 00:20:44
  28. 27 – Epilogue — 00:19:11

Recording and credits

Recording source — Internet Archive · LibriVox

LibriVox dedicates its recordings to the public domain. This page uses the credited, unchanged recording from its source.

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