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Physiology of the Opera
by John H. Swaby
Join Scrici for an unfiltered, captivating exploration of the world of modern opera—well, modern as it was in 1852! Delve into the nuances, the drama, and the vibrant characters that defined this art form during a pivotal time in its evolution. With insights and anecdotes that will entertain and enlighten, this exposé promises to reveal the heart and soul of opera like never before. (Summary by MaryAnn)
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Join Scrici for an unfiltered, captivating exploration of the world of modern opera—well, modern as it was in 1852! Delve into the nuances, the drama, and the vibrant characters that defined this art form during a pivotal time in its evolution. With insights and anecdotes that will entertain and enlighten, this exposé promises to reveal the heart and soul of opera like never before. (Summary by MaryAnn)
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John H. Swaby
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Join Scrici for an unfiltered, captivating exploration of the world of modern opera—well, modern as it was in 1852! Delve into the nuances, the drama, and the vibrant characters that defined this art form during a pivotal time in its evolution. With insights and anecdotes that will entertain and...
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