This is the thirteenth installment in the "28 in Twenty-Eight" blog series by Robert Ian Winstin.
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A month long text and audio blog about the creation of 28 new pieces of "art music" in the twenty-eight days of February by composer & conductor Robert Ian Winstin.
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Dude! Excellent work. Love the opera. Is it available?
ReplyDeleteTom Southern
FSOA
You are truly talented and versatile!
ReplyDeleteI am so sad that this series is almost half over. Will you leave it up for a while?
ReplyDeleteTricia
Was most impressed with the transition to the slow aria "My Life." You handled that quite well - especially since you were coming from a very disjointed segment. Nice way to tie all of it together.
ReplyDeleteI particularly liked the use of the text 'form' in that it plays well as a text and as a musical idea.
Excellent!
Absolutely wonderful! I give it a five of five! I particularly loved the use of sound effects to convey the proper setting and time element.
ReplyDeleteIn doing some research on this opera, I believe that the action moves backwards, although you start at his funeral? Did I read this right?
If that is correct, then that would make this scene (which happens in the obviously start of the action) placed towards the end of the opera and the previous posting ("Museum ...") more towards the beginning?
I'm not really being that clear, but I think you can get the drift?
Can you advise?
Paul H.
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Wunnerful, wunnerful! Seriously, this is inspiring stuff. I can't decide whether I like the operatic selections the best or the piano recordings.
ReplyDeleteAny other combinations coming soon?
Keep this going!
Harold C.
Fabulous! I want a recording of this opera!
ReplyDeleteLisa
Yeah, Lisa - me too! Seriously beautiful stuff.
ReplyDeleteFrank
No pressure, but did you ever think of 365 for 365 - A piece for each day????
ReplyDeleteI find I need to come and listen more than once a day. And I am not a huge opera fan.
Cathy