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Some composers of opera.
Some composers of opera.

By Dyneley Hussey

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Men, women, and tenors.
Men, women, and tenors.

By Frances Alda

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Gluck and the opera
Gluck and the opera

By Newman Ernest

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Thirty years' musical recollections.
Nothing quite like it.
Nothing quite like it.

By Wallace Ian

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Opera workshop
Opera workshop

By Raymond Warren

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Imagining Don Giovanni
Imagining Don Giovanni

By Anthony J. Rudel

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"Set in Prague in 1787, Imagining Don Giovanni is the rich, sweeping story of three of history's most seductive artists - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; Leonardo Da Ponte, the poet and librettist; and Gi...

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Mo ichido manabitai opera
Tsukai! Operagaku
Tsukai! Operagaku

By Yoshiyuki Nagatake

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