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Music appreciation

1243555201 1243728001 18 book online add to wishlist May 29 - May 31 2009 from £167 Magic myth and folk-lore at the opera. Gwyn Parry-Jones Reference: WE 0372 Ability:Suitable for all 4472 18

Consider how operatic composers have historically used music to bring magic and legend to life, and explore in depth two short operas: Bartók's Duke Bluebeard's Castle and Ravel's L'enfant et les sortilèges.

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Gwyn Parry Jones

Gwyn Parry-Jones is Head of Musical Activities at the University of Reading and a lecturer, conductor, composer and competition adjudicator. full profile

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