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- posted on 07/31/2004
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⡱ŷһȡķ硣 - posted on 07/31/2004
Moussorgsky and Bizet were both able to create operas that are worthy of comparison with the best of Verdi or Wagner. Of the two, the Russian's operas have had the more fruitful progeny. His Boris Godounoff was the first of the nationalist operas, written outside Germany, which showed a way out of the Wagnerian impasse. Boris is operatic in the best sense of the word. Its main protagonist is the chorus rather than the individual; it derives its color from Russian locale; its musical background is freshened by the use of typically Russian folksong material. The scene of the second tableau, which pictures the court of the Kremlin backed by the Czar's apartments, with the coronation procession crossing the stage, is one of the most spectacular ever conceived in the operatic medium.
-- from "Opera and Music Drama" in What to Listen for in Music by Aaron Copland
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