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The Venice Adriana
The Venice Adriana

By Ethan Mordden

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The Greek-American Adriana Grafanas is the greatest opera singer of her age and the most famous woman in the world. Her scandals, violent temperament, and self-indulgent cancellations are the stuff...

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Czarne swiatlo
Czarne swiatlo

By Elizabeth Hand

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Two factions of magicians vie for control of the world in this horror fantasy in Maine. The events are seen through the eyes of a high-school girl and they play out during a film director's party.

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Twilight of the Wagners
Twilight of the Wagners

By Della Couling, Gottfried Wagner

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Richard Wagner's great-grandson Gottfried Wagner, born after the end of World War II, was taught to worship his great-grandfather as a cultural ancestor of all of Germany. Perhaps no one took Richa...

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Za kurtyna lat
Za kurtyna lat

By Malgorzata Komorowska

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Kiedy gruba dama spiewa czyli Historia opery wylozona wreszcie jak nalezy
The New Grove Wagner
The New Grove Wagner

By Barry Millington

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Zwierzenia ksiezniczki czardasza
Warszawski teatr operowy i operetkowy w latach 1880 1915
Warszawski teatr operowy i operetkowy w latach 1880-1915
Wagner and His Operas New Grove Composers Series

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