An Evening at the Opera:
Roméo et Juliette
With a Pre-performance Talk by Music Critic Peter Jacobi
- Fri., Oct. 21, 2005
- 6:30 p.m.
- Musical Arts
Center
- Refreshments Provided
- SIGN-UP
REQUIRED!
- Tickets: $12
Charles Gounod's opera follows closely Shakespeare's story of love and
extended family feuds to its tragic conclusion. Gounod's version has been
described as "the most classically operatic of all renditions" and
includes a "sumptuous score" that dazzles "with swirling waltzes, dramatic
choruses, and an exquisite flood of sublime love duets." Join us for a
pre-performance talk by Peter Jacobi, music critic and columnist for
The
(Bloomington) Herald-Times, as well as the opening night
performance at the IU Opera Theater. Professor Jacobi, who has written
for The New York Times, the Chicago Daily News,
Opera, Symphony, and a wide range of other
publications, is a professor emeritus in the IU School of Journalism and a
former chair of the Indiana Arts Commission.
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