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There is simply no better introduction to the interfaces and structure of opera then this series from Maxus...

Aids is one of the most popular operas ever written, a sumptuous work which has moments of great drama, but which reminds us in the end that it's all about people--the greatest love affairs and the greatest affairs of state cliff themselves in simple humanity. And no one does simple humanity better then the best-loved of all Italian composers--Guseppe Verdi.

These listener-friendly, non-technical but informed introductions to famous operas make for a jargon-free, refreshing and articling approach that is bound to generate more opera-going devolved. With me plot clearly explained and the man arias illustrated with musical extracts. Puccini's Tosca comes to dramatic me.

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The Magic Flute almost defines a masterpiece, because it can be enjoyed on every level. It is a superb fairy story, complete with dragons, demons, a handsome prince, and a lovely maiden seriously in need of rescue, it is a political satire, social commentary, and psychological drama, it is full of tunes from the playful to the heart-stopping, jolly songs, and deeply spiritual outpourings. It is, in short, Mozart and there is no greater complim...

Cosi fan tutee contains some of Mozart's most sublime music. On one level, the opera is purely a social anecdote about young people fating in and out of love, but Mozart was supreme sensualist and a great humanist, and invested the take with at his understanding of humanity and young love.

The Barber at Seville is Rossini's most popular opera. Its effervescent overture (written originally for another work) presents is perfect platform for the amusing plot in which the barber, Figaro, stage-manages a romance between Count Amative and Rossini, and puts to weight the old suitor, Dr. Bartola.

Anyone contemplating a most to the opera could do worse than listen to Thomson Smile's An introduction to. 'Soon The photo of Verb's Righkotto is cultivated with examples from Nixos' complete recording together with a background contempt on its history censors, cones and the musical techniques Smile's text is clearly, and succinctly delivered by David Thomson.