Review:

The Oxford Book Of Opera

overall review score: 4.2
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The Oxford Book of Opera is a comprehensive collection of operatic works, including summaries, libretti, and background information on each piece.

Key Features

  • Detailed summaries of famous operas
  • Libretti for selected works
  • Essays on the history and development of opera

Pros

  • Extensive coverage of opera repertoire
  • Useful reference for opera enthusiasts
  • Well-researched and informative content

Cons

  • Lacks in-depth analysis for some lesser-known operas
  • May be overwhelming for beginners in opera

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