excerpt from 'Memories and Commentaries' pp. 163 (67 words)
excerpt from 'Memories and Commentaries' pp. 163 (67 words)
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I have participated as a conductor in only a few staged performances and have seen only a few other stagings. (Of recent ones, I should mention the Vienna Opera’s, where the ‘e peste’ sounded as though the singers really did have the plague, and the Washington Opera’s, where the white faces of the chorus glistened like the craters in Emmental cheese.)
I have participated as a conductor in only a few staged performances and have seen only a few other stagings. (Of recent ones, I should mention the Vienna Opera’s, where the ‘e peste’ sounded as though the singers really did have the plague, and the Washington Opera’s, where the white faces of the chorus glistened like the craters in Emmental cheese.) |
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