The success of the International Opera Awards is intellectual rigour
At the awards ceremony in Munich this year, a jury dug deep into the purpose of opera and its impact on society.Â
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At the awards ceremony in Munich this year, a jury dug deep into the purpose of opera and its impact on society.Â
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