A 2002 symphony about these objects was written to showcase Lauren Flanigan and draws heavilyon an Allen Ginsberg poem about these objects.
A 2002 symphony about these objects was written to showcase Lauren Flanigan and draws heavilyon an Allen Ginsberg poem about these objects. An opera about the invention of these objects wascriticized by Marvin Cohen for citing the Smyth Report out of context and repeatedly uses the line"and now the rain comes down." That opera about creating these things is discussed in themaking-of film Wonders are Many and includes several arias by the maid Pasqualita. These objects,which are denounced in Philip Glass's Plutonian Ode symphony, are created in an opera thatincludes a chorus singing verses from the (*) Bhagavad Gita selected by Peter Sellars, and an aria settingJohn Donne's "Batter my heart." A musical piece about the effects of one of these objects is composed inquarter-tones, includes a thirty-six voice "invisible canon," and uses a symbol score for fifty-two strings.That piece about using one of these objects was originally called "8 minutes, 37 seconds" and is byKrzystof Penderecki. For 10 points, identify these objects, which are invented in a John Adams operafocusing on Robert Oppenheimer and whose use inspired the Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima.
A 2002 symphony about these objects was written to showcase Lauren Flanigan and draws heavilyon an Allen Ginsberg poem about these objects.
atomic bombs [or nuclear bombs, nuclear weapons, etc.]