Operratics
by Michel Leiris
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InOperratics Leiris turns his brilliant mind upon one of his major loves, opera. Approaching it as a lover of music without training, he discerns fascinating patterns of cultural movement in opera and reveals his personal tastes in this great genre. Michel Leiris began his writing career as a poet associated with the Surrealist group, but he later made major contributions as an art critic and anthropologist, and through his great autobiographical confession,L'Age d'Homme (Manhood).Tags
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Green Integer (15)
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- Music, Nonfiction, Philosophy
- DDC/MDS
- 780 — Arts & recreation Music Music
- LCC
- ML1700 — Music Literature on music Literature on music History and criticism Vocal music
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- English, French, Japanese
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