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Heggie And Scheers Mobydick A Grand Opera For The 21st Century Robert K Wallace

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Heggie And Scheers Mobydick A Grand Opera For The 21st Century Robert K Wallace
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Publisher: University of North Texas Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 17 MB
Pages: 237
Author: Robert K. Wallace
ISBN: 9781574415070, 1574415077
Language: English
Year: 2013

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Heggie And Scheers Mobydick A Grand Opera For The 21st Century Robert K Wallace by Robert K. Wallace 9781574415070, 1574415077 instant download after payment.

Jake Heggie and Gene Scheer's grand opera Moby-Dick was a stunning success in the world premiere production by the Dallas Opera in 2010. Robert K. Wallace attended the final performance of the Dallas production and has written this book so readers can experience the process by which this contemporary masterpiece was created and performed on stage. Interviews with the creative team and draft revisions of the libretto and score show the opera in the process of being born. Interviews with the principal singers and the production staff follow the five-week rehearsal period into the world premiere production, each step of the way illustrated by more than two hundred color photographs by Karen Almond. Opera fans, lovers of Moby-Dick, and students of American and global culture will welcome this book as a highly readable and visually enthralling account of the creation of a remarkable new opera that does full justice to its celebrated literary source. Just as Heggie and Scheer's opera is enjoyed by operagoers with no direct knowledge of Moby-Dick, so will this book be enjoyed by opera fans unaware of Melville and by Melville fans unaware of opera.

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