John Adams on "A Flowering Tree"

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John Adams has written an essay for The Guardian about his new opera, A Flowering Tree. The composer reflects on working with director and co-librettist Peter Sellars and discusses the influence of Mozart on the piece.

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John Adams has written an essay for The Guardian about his new opera, A Flowering Tree. The composer reflects on working with director and co-librettist Peter Sellars and discusses the influence of Mozart on the piece. Read the article at guardian.co.uk.

You can listen to a clip from A Flowering Tree and read more about it at John Adams's own site, earbox.com.

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John Adams: "A Flowering Tree," Barbican Centre
  • Wednesday, December 6, 2006
    John Adams on "A Flowering Tree"
    Barbican Centre

    John Adams has written an essay for The Guardian about his new opera, A Flowering Tree. The composer reflects on working with director and co-librettist Peter Sellars and discusses the influence of Mozart on the piece. Read the article at guardian.co.uk.

    You can listen to a clip from A Flowering Tree and read more about it at John Adams's own site, earbox.com.

    Journal Articles:Artist Essays

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