A Pocket Guide to Opera
A Pocket Guide to Opera by Rupert Christiansen is a comprehensive reference work published by Faber in 2002. This first edition spans 394 pages and is presented in English, making it accessible for a wide audience. The book serves as a practical resource for opera enthusiasts, whether they are newcomers or seasoned fans, offering a wealth of information about over a hundred operatic works.
Readers will find snapshot plot summaries, background information, and straightforward pointers designed to enhance their appreciation of both the music and production aspects of opera. Additionally, the guide includes recommendations for recordings across various formats, as well as a brief overview of the history of opera. This edition is a valuable tool for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of the genre and explore its diverse offerings.
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A new addition to Faber’s highly successful Pocket Guide series – an essential work of reference for all opera lovers, whether first-timers or hardened fans.
A handy, readable and easy-to-use opera guide, containing entries for over a hundred works, both familiar and unfamiliar. Features include:
-Snapshot plot summaries
-Easily understood background information
-Straightforward pointers to help your appreciation of the music and production
-Recommended recordings (CD, video and DVD)
-A brief over-view of the history of opera.
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