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Dec 18, 2009 1 hr 16 min

How to Build an Opera

from McGill Podcasts » Classes Without Quizzes Hosted by Cody Rei-Anderson

As part of the Classes Without Quizzes series, McGill’s Director of Opera Studies Patrick Hansen uses the theory of “multiple intelligences” put forth by Harvard professor Howard Gardner in 1983 to demonstrate how opera’s various aspects combine to bring the show to life for an audience.

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