Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971)
The Rake's Progress
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Title
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Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971)
The Rake's Progress
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Description
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Opera in Three Acts
Music by Igor Stravinsky
Libretto by W. H. Auden and Chester Kallman
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Creator
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The Santa Fe Opera
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Contributor
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Cast (in order of appearance):
Anne Trulove- Sylvia McNair
Tom Rakewell- Richard Croft
Trulove- Dale Travis
Nick Shadow- Richard Cowan
Mother Goose- Josepha Gayer
Baba the Turk- Judith Christin
Sellem- Anthony Laciura
Keeper of the Madhouse- John Marcus Bindel
Santa Fe Opera
Kenneth Montgomery, conductor
James Robinson, director
Bruno Schwengl, scenic and costume design
Christopher Akerlind, lighting design
Kimberly Mackin, choreographer
Gary Wedow, chorus master
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Relation
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"'Rake's Progress' at SFO provides mixed pleasures"
by Joanne Hoover
Albuquerque Journal
July 15, 1996
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"Twentieth-century opera meets the past"
by Candace Magner
Los Alamos Monitor
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"Tragedy and Deadly Sins Under a Wet Desert Sky"
by Allan Kozinn
The New York Times
August 5, 1996
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"Santa Fe journal: Of rakes and rainstorms"
by Theodore P. Mahne
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"Rake's Flashy Regress & Cozy Chamber Opening"
by John Stege
Santa Fe Reporter
July 17-23, 1996
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"Santa. Fe Opera takes libertines to heart"
by Olin Chism
The Dallas Morning News
August 5, 1996
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"'Rake's pretty, but soulless"
by Marc Shulgold
Rocky Mountain News
August 1996
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"Opera's 'Rake's Progress' an exercise in contrast"
by Craig Smith
The New Mexican
July 16, 1996
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"Stirring up a desert storm"
by Hugh Canning
The Sunday Times
August 11, 1996
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"Rich Roles Bring Divas to the Desert"
by Heidi Waleson
The Wall Street Journal
August 15, 1 996
