Salvatore Sciarrino The Killing Flower Music Theatre Wales, Buxton Opera House

Salvatore Sciarrino The Killing Flower Music Theatre Wales, Buxton Opera House

Sciarrino's two-act chamber opera Luci mie traditrici is based on the true story of Renaissance composer Carlo Gesualdo's brutal murder of his wife and her lover. Numerous composers in the last 50 years or so have been sufficiently fascinated by Gesualdo to write works based on his life or...

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