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What are the criteria by which the work of today's composers should be assessed?

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« Reply #15 on: January 31, 2012, 07:59:57 am »

It's quite a different matter for a performer or peformers to address an audience (be they singers, players, actors or whatever) because they do this directly -

Hmmm, but an opera staging - or any other kind of theatre production - is a creative work in its own right, albeit relating (in most cases) to a pre-existing piece of work. It goes rather further than merely interpreting or performing :)  Rather too much farther, some would say ;)
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