Though not influenced by the work of Schoenberg, this two act opera revolves around a twelve-note theme, and all of its sixteen scenes are variations on that theme in different keys.
Though not influenced by the work of Schoenberg, this two act opera revolves around a twelve-note theme, and all of its sixteen scenes are variations on that theme in different keys. Scored for a small chamber ensemble, it has a tenor narrate the prologue and introduce the story of the Governess, who takes a position at Bly and finds the late Miss Jessel and Peter Quint exerting a dark influence over the children, Miles and Flora. FTP, name this Benjamin Britten adaptation of a ghost story by Henry James.
Though not influenced by the work of Schoenberg, this two act opera revolves around a twelve-note theme, and all of its sixteen scenes are variations on that theme in different keys.
The {Turn of the Screw}