Shakespeare’s Greatest Hits
The Bard's words as you have never dared to imagine them before.
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Can't understand a word. May I hear the Jim Morrison version, please?
Posted by Virtual in Carnate on 01/05/23 at 08:38 AM
If music be the food of love, I'd rather have Purcell.
I think Britten has a thing or two to say about Shakespeare, as well, but I might be mistaken. Verdi's Falstaff is definitely amusing, but not completely true to the bard - although, perhaps, if not true to the text of Henry II, quite true to the spirit of the Merry Wives.
I think Britten has a thing or two to say about Shakespeare, as well, but I might be mistaken. Verdi's Falstaff is definitely amusing, but not completely true to the bard - although, perhaps, if not true to the text of Henry II, quite true to the spirit of the Merry Wives.
Posted by Richard Bos on 01/07/23 at 09:54 AM
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