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More Legendary Voices
More Legendary Voices

By Nigel Douglas

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Tear Here
Tear Here

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The Don Giovanni Moment

By Lydia Goehr

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Joy of Opera
Joy of Opera

By Nigel Douglas

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The phantom of the opera
The phantom of the opera

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First rival of the Metropolitan Opera
The Verdi-Boito Correspondence
The Verdi-Boito Correspondence

By Giuseppe Verdi

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These 301 letters between Giuseppe Verdi and his last, most gifted librettist, Arrigo Boito, document an extraordinary chapter in musical history. Now available in a new English edition prepared by...

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Nabucodonosor
Nabucodonosor

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