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Hajimete no opera
Hajimete no opera

By Osamu Horiuchi

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The phantom of Manhattan
The phantom of Manhattan
Ichikawa Ennosuke kabuki ichidai
The phantom of Manhattan
Bel canto
Bel canto

By Ann Patchett

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Opera offstage
Opera offstage

By Milton E. Brener

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Who inspired Carmen's fiery heroine? Was there a plot behind the hostile reception to the premiere of Madame Butterfly? What compromises did Richard Strauss make with the Nazi government ot get his...

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Opera Through Other Eyes
Opera Through Other Eyes

By David Levin

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Enshutsu no jidai
Enshutsu no jidai

By Kenichi Sasaki

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