The Huffington Post -
26 Oct 2015 21:44

Opera is both thriving and struggling. There are more talented, qualified singers coming out of music conservatories and universities than ever. There are many small, intrepid companies popping up and adding their distinct profiles to the arts scenes from within their communities. And yet companies that felt indispensable are closing, even in New York City, the supposed culture capital of the country. It always comes down to the same problem; money. Opera is expensive to produce, requires creati...
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