Opera in America: A Cultural History
by John Dizikes
A cultural history of opera in the United States, exploring its introduction, adaptation, and reception across American society from colonial times to the present.
About This Book
Opera in America: A Cultural History examines the place of opera in American life from colonial times onward.
The book explores how opera was introduced, adapted, and received by diverse audiences across the country.
It considers the social, economic, and artistic factors that shaped opera's growth and popularity.
Attention is given to key cities, institutions, and changing public tastes over several centuries.
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