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The Dreams and Drama of Two Unconventional Operas

19 years ago
Gary Hoffman

Andriessen_Vermeer.jpgBy ANTHONY TOMMASINI [NY Times, 2 July 2006]
WHAT constitutes a suitably dramatic concept for an opera? It is only natural that as composers continue to grapple with this formidable genre, they seek new answers to this old question.

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