Examining the birth and growth of Russian opera, this book reveals how a national voice emerged from the stage and concert hall.
The Russian Opera traces how opera in Russia moved from quiet beginnings to a dynamic, homegrown art. It centers on the balance between masterful interpretive work and practical support, detailing the roles of key figures, such as Balakirev and his circle, and the later influence of patrons like Belaiev. The work also casts light on how private companies, state venues, and national composers shaped the landscape, from folk roots to ambitious productions. Written with clear insight, it invites readers to understand how Russian opera arrived at its unique character.
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?Treating, as it does, of a subject which has by no means had the consideration that belongs to it, the book belongs in every musical library.?-Dial
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