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Interspersed among the chapters are seven "Interludes," which address some extra issues that do not fit neatly into the chapters, but which are important to the opera coach, such as dealing with the diva/divo, the use of straight tones and opera in translation. In other towns the opera was German-run and Czech opera productions were either not staged at all or were allocated a limited number of dates in the German opera houses. ``It is in the interest of the opera house, the company and all opera-goers to actively help create the necessary security'' for the opera to be produced, Wolfgang Bosbach said. |
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