My review of the 2nd volume of Naxos's Jewish Operas series is here, on MusicWeb International.
A fascinating disc. One well worth exploring if you are interested in 20th century opera. My only real complaint was that it was too short and could have been twice as long. ...
Monday, 11 June 2007
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