The Theatre Through Its Stage Door
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The secret of the marvelous influence of Mary Garden, Emma Calve, Geraldine Farrar, and Maurice Renaud over their hearers is that these singers know how to appeal to the imaginations of their public through their own imaginations. It is no less true of the concert stage. John McCormack, standing alone on a platform, is equally able to stir the imagination of his hearers. If nature had denied any of these geniuses a singing voice, all would still have become great actors or actresses.
I do not k...now how the dramatic realism which we put into "The Girl of the Golden West" was preserved when the opera settled back into the regular repertoire, but to me its early performances were closer to life and nature than any other grand opera I have ever witnessed. I am glad to have directed the dramatic side of the production at the Metro- politan, for it taught me that the deities of the world of song are not the eccentric creatures they are so often represented to be, but sensible, obliging, and companionable men and women.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The secret of the marvelous influence of Mary Garden, Emma Calve, Geraldine Farrar, and Maurice Renaud over their hearers is that these singers know how to appeal to the imaginations of their public through their own imaginations. It is no less true of the concert stage. John McCormack, standing alone on a platform, is equally able to stir the imagination of his hearers. If nature had denied any of these geniuses a singing voice, all would still have become great actors or actresses.
I do not k...now how the dramatic realism which we put into "The Girl of the Golden West" was preserved when the opera settled back into the regular repertoire, but to me its early performances were closer to life and nature than any other grand opera I have ever witnessed. I am glad to have directed the dramatic side of the production at the Metro- politan, for it taught me that the deities of the world of song are not the eccentric creatures they are so often represented to be, but sensible, obliging, and companionable men and women.
What to read after The Theatre Through Its Stage Door?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Belasco David to read onlineMoreLess
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