From the opera "Sleepwalker".
The aria "Oh, the flowers are falling in the garden" is a famous aria in the opera "Sleepwalker". "Sleepwalker" is an opera work by French composer David Franzman, which was first performed in 1859. This aria is a solo song in an opera, sung by the heroine at a critical moment in the plot, expressing the heroine's inner pain and disappointment. The lyrics describe the scene of a garden full of withering flowers, symbolizing the protagonist's spiritual withering and disillusionment of hope. This aria is widely admired for its passionate melody and soulful expression and has become one of the classics of opera.