From: Donald R. Oddy (donald@grove.demon.co.uk)
Date: Sat 16 Sep 2000 - 23:24:42 EEST
In message <200009161111.EAA23021@chaosium.com> owner-glorantha-digest@chaosium.com (The Glorantha Digest) writes:
>Andrew E. Larsen
> In this version, I suppose the tenor has a Eurmali servant who saves him
>by goosing the Moon Priestess at a crucial moment. The Red Emperor is
>definitely a counter-tenor or falsetto.
No, no. The tenor turns out to be the son of the Moon Priestess who
was stolen at birth and the Eurmali servant just prevents them killing
each other whereupon the soprano is resurected and everyone joins in the
wedding party finale. Opera has to have a ridiculous plot, with comic
opera the more ridiculous the better.
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Donald Oddy
http://www.grove.demon.co.uk/
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