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Fri, 7 Sep 2001 14:00:13 -0600
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Jane Erb <[log in to unmask]>
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Tim Horwood writes:

>The English National Opera, that perform mostly in English, did Fennimore
>and Gerda a few years back.  It was rather a surreal production with
>someone dying in a piano and paint being thrown against a white backdrop.
>This rather distracted from the music.

I saw that production and agree completely that the production distracted
greatly from Delius's wonderful music.  Tim, do you remember the little
girls moving all those terra cotta pots? I never had the faintest notion
what that was all about, but I do recall lots of little girls and lots of
pots being moved into curving lines and straight lines, having dried
flowers put in then taken out - it was truly weird.

Jane Erb

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