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Critic's notebook: At the Metropolitan Opera, an 'Aida' a production rooted in the past says a lot about the genre's future
The Metropolitan Opera's assistant directors balance tradition and innovation to revive productions like "Aida" while shaping the future of American opera.
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Review: The Met’s New ‘Aida’ Stages Spectacle Without Horses
By Zachary Woolfe For a long time, people went to the Metropolitan Opera for the horses ... The great tenor Enrico Caruso, who died in 1921, would have recognized the park-and-bark, arms ...