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Opera: dead or alive
Opera Dead or Alive
Opera Dead or Alive

By Ronald E. Mitchell

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Opera in America
Opera in America

By John Dizikes

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Opera and politics
Opera and politics

By John Bokina

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Opera on Screen
Opera on Screen

By Marcia J. Citron

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"Marcia Citron provides a history of the nearly one-hundred-year-old genre, examines landmark works of opera on screen from a variety of viewpoints, and shows how different electronic media shape t...

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A record of the opera in Philadelphia
Karel Berman
Karel Berman

By Martin Kucera

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In house
In house

By John Tooley

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Grand Opera House, London, Ont., programme

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