Sentence examples for opera creation from inspiring English sources

After years spent building spectacular, state-of-the art opera houses in major metropolises and unheralded backwaters, China is experiencing a boom in Western-style grand opera production, opera education and original opera creation.

After years spent building spectacular, state-of-the art opera houses in major metropolises and unheralded backwaters, China is experiencing a boom in opera production, opera education and original opera creation.

"The social environment has become far more supportive of opera creation," said Jiang Li, a producer at the China National Opera House, who counts at least 12 new operas with premieres in China since 2008.

Gathering many of the best talents in the country, she established model opera creation groups, which chose a story, then strove to weave her political and aesthetic ideals into it.

Work sessions on opera creation have taken place at Aldeburgh, Verona, Lisbon, Ghent, and Aix-en-Provence.

Since 2007, the European Academy of the Festival d'Aix organizes an « Opera creation » workshop designed for composers, writers, stage directors and visual artists.

In a statement yesterday, Mr. Wowereit said: "It is increasingly clear that the creation of the opera foundation so far has not contributed sufficiently to solving the fundamental problems.

The Male and Female Choruses, who describe and at times appear to motivate events, are presented as archaeologists of the period of the opera's creation, whose own relationship is disturbed by the story they are – literally, at times – uncovering.

The plot is based on an event in the 13th century, but the Norwegian director Stefan Herheim and designer Philipp Fürhofer have updated it to 1855, the time of the opera's creation.

Judith was in the news at the time of the opera's creation: Klimt painted her as an erotic icon, while Freud argued that her murder of Holofernes was emblematic of the castration complex.

Agnes Varis, a managing director of the Met's board, and her husband, Karl Leichtman, have bought $500,000 worth of prime orchestra tickets to the coming production of the John Adams opera, about the creation of the atomic bomb, so they can be resold at $30 each.