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Four Saints in Three Acts

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Four Saints in Three Acts

Opera in four acts by Virgil Thomson (libretto by Gertrude Stein), first produced in concert form at Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA, on 20 May 1933, and on the stage at Hartford, Connecticut, on 8 February 1934. It deals with the deeds of 16th-century Spanish saints.



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1) offers the West Coast premiere of Cargo (to Milhaud music) and a revival of Morris' production of Virgil Thomson's dazzling 1934 opera, Four Saints in Three Acts.
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Steven Watson's rousing chronicle of the making of the 1934 Virgil Thomson/Gertrude Stein opera, Four Saints in Three Acts, is a 42nd Street for the American avant-garde.
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