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On-Screen Opera: An Art Form Unchanged
"Two years ago, Douglas McLennan wrote in the Los Angeles Times that, by broadcasting operas live to cinema screens in high definition video, the New York Metropolitan Opera had created a new art form," Karen Fricker writes, begging to differ. "Although I share his enthusiasm - at least at the moment - it's the delivery method that's startlingly different, rather than the art form itself." The Guardian (UK) 11/24/08
"Two years ago, Douglas McLennan wrote in the Los Angeles Times that, by broadcasting operas live to cinema screens in high definition video, the New York Metropolitan Opera had created a new art form," Karen Fricker writes, begging to differ. "Although I share his enthusiasm - at least at the moment - it's the delivery method that's startlingly different, rather than the art form itself." The Guardian (UK) 11/24/08
Posted November 24, 2008 08:06 PM
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