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Monday, July 19, 2010

Mystery On The Docks

"MYSTERY ON THE DOCKS" @ Family Audience Opera

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A Muskrat Lullaby Video

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Papagayo

"PAPAGAYO" @ Family Audience Opera

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The Hiding Tree

"THE HIDING TREE" @ Family Audience Opera

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The Old Man Who Loved Cheese video

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A Muskrat Lullaby

"A MUSKRAT LULLABY" @ Family Audience Opera

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The Vagabond Queen

"THE VAGABOND QUEEN" @ Family Audience Opera.

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FAMILY AUDIENCE OPERA: The Family Audience Opera website features 7 original operas by award-winning composer/librettist Edward Barnes, created especially for young and family audiences. Called "hip-hop cool" by the Los Angeles Times and "engaging and emotionally forceful" by the San Francisco Chronicle, the operas blend traditional grand opera with contemporary American pop, rock and Broadway styles, exploring meaningful themes through bright and entertaining stories. Most of the operas are short, 30 minute one-acts. The casts of each piece use adult and/or young performers and can be accompanied by piano or with instruments. Several of the operas feature optional children's percussion bands and one opera includes breaks for "commercials" meant to be created by school or children's groups.

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