Warszawska Opera Kameralna (Warsaw Chamber Opera) - A Story of Unrequited Love
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Contemplating the present disheartening turmoil at the Warszawska Opera Kameralna and my heartrending attendance at the next to last performance of Mozart's delightful confection La Finta Semplice, I feel that much of what I wrote five years ago concerning the turmoil of those years remains essentially relevant to the present case. I cannot remain silent and nostalgically look back to the 'golden years'. Below are links to my extensive blog entries of that period and I suggest that those who are as appalled as I am by the apparent demise of this inspirational European artistic treasure should read with an air of nostalgia what I wrote all those years ago - essentially we have returned to a most uncertain future. Stefan Sutkowski has died. Can his creative spirit be preserved? http://www.michael-moran.com/2012/06/warsaw-chamber-opera-concert-warszawska.html and http://www.michael-moran.com/2012/06/warszawska-opera-kameralna-haunted-by.html