Die Jahreszeiten, in OT's version, fits perfectly into the Flemish-Dutch Opera Days

by one of our members
31 May 201130 March 2022
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In Nederland wordt de visie op opera vooral gestuurd vanuit de concertpraktijk. Daarmee wijkt de Nederlandse omgang met dit genre flink af van wat in de rest van Euroa gangbaar is. Dat blijkt alleen al uit het feit dat er de afgelopen eeuw vooral werd geïnvesteerd in concertzalen die direct dan ook tot de beste ter wereld horen: het Amsterdamse Concertgebouw, de Doelen in Rotterdam. Met opera werd minder gerekend, getuige de grote hoeveelheid zalen met een te kleine of onbruik...

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