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Music! Words! Opera!
is a curriculum designed to help students in grades K-12 discover the power of the arts through a hands-on engagement with opera. Together, teachers and students explore an operatic masterpiece in the context of its music, history and language. Using this knowledge, students become composers, librettists and performers in their creation of an original operatic work.
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M!W!O!
have collaborated with local universities to offer college or graduate credit for completing the workshop.
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