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Shining Brow. Daron Hagen. Alto Voice sheet music. Baritone Voice sheet music. Bass Voice sheet music. High Voice sheet music. Mezzo-Soprano Voice sheet music. Soprano Voice sheet music. Tenor Voice sheet music. Voice Solo sheet music.

Translation

Shining Brow. Daron Hagen. Alto Voice sheet music. Baritone Voice sheet music. Bass Voice sheet music. High Voice sheet music. Mezzo-Soprano Voice sheet music. Soprano Voice sheet music. Tenor Voice sheet music. Voice Solo sheet music.

Original

Shining Brow. Opera in 2 Acts. Composed by Daron Hagen. 1961-. For 2 Soprano solo voices, Mezzo-Soprano solo voice, High Lyric Baritone solo voice, Tenor solo voice, Bass solo voice. Principals. 2 Soprano solo voices, Mezzo-Soprano solo voice, 2 Alto solo voices, 2 Tenor solo voices, Baritone solo voice or Tenor solo vo. Vocal Score. 308 pages. Duration 3 hours. Published by E.C. Schirmer Publishing. EC.4689. Shining Brow centers around the eleven tumultuous years, from 1903 to 1914, in the young career of the American architect Frank Lloyd Wright. The episodes include the Cliff Dwellers Club in Chicago with Louis Sullivan. Wright's former mentor. , a construction site in Oak Park, Illinois, Berlin, Germany, and finally to Taliesin where many of the most tragic events of Wright's life are played out. Shining Brow was commissioned by Madison Opera, a division of the Madison Civic Music Association Inc., Madison, Wisconsin, who had permission from the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation to produce an opera based on Mr. Wright's life. It was premiered in the spring of 1993 in Madison. " Shining Brow was a daring adventure on the part of several bright young talents. Paul Muldoon, a noted Irish poet, wrote the libretto. Stephen Wadsworth, who collaborated with Leonard Bernstein on A Quiet Place and headed the SKylight Theater in Milwaukee from 184 to 1991, directed. The entire enterprise exuded intelligence. overall, the work is effective and stimulating. Mr. Hagen has a gift for the big tune, and he serves up some beauties in the choruses, evoking the blues and a Colonial Hymn. " - James R. Oestrich, The New York Times. " Shining Brow offered further evidence that the salvation of the new American opera will come not necessarily from the big East Coast companies, but from enterprising regional theaters like Madison's. It is an opera any major opera company could present with pride. " - John von Rhein, Chicago Tribune.

Translation

Shining Brow. Opera in 2 Acts. Composed by Daron Hagen. 1961-. For only 2 Soprano voices, Mezzo-Soprano solo voice, High Lyric Baritone solo voice, solo voice Tenor, Bass solo voice. Principals. Only 2 Soprano voices, Mezzo-Soprano solo voice, 2 Alto voices only, only 2 Tenor voices, Tenor or Baritone solo voice only vo. Vocal Score. 308 pages. Duration 3 hours. Published by E.C. Schirmer Publishing. EC.4689. Shining Brow centers around the eleven tumultuous years, from 1903 to 1914, in the young career of the American architect Frank Lloyd Wright. The episodes include the Cliff Dwellers Club in Chicago with Louis Sullivan. Wright's former mentor. , a construction site in Oak Park, Illinois, Berlin, Germany, and finally to Taliesin where many of the most tragic events of Wright's life are played out. Shining Brow was commissioned by Madison Opera, a division of the Madison Civic Music Association Inc., Madison, Wisconsin, who had permission from the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation to produce an opera based on Mr. Wright's life. It was premiered in the spring of 1993 in Madison. " Shining Brow was a daring adventure on the part of several bright young talents. Paul Muldoon, a noted Irish poet, wrote the libretto. Stephen Wadsworth, who collaborated with Leonard Bernstein on A Quiet Place and headed the SKylight Theater in Milwaukee from 184 to 1991, directed. The entire enterprise exuded intelligence. overall, the work is effective and stimulating. Mr. Hagen has a gift for the big tune, and he serves up some beauties in the choruses, evoking the blues and a Colonial Hymn. " - James R. Oestrich, The New York Times. " Shining Brow offered further evidence that the salvation of the new American opera will come not necessarily from the big East Coast companies, but from enterprising regional theaters like Madison's. It is an opera any major opera company could present with pride. "- John von Rhein, Chicago Tribune.