One work by this composer features a movement entitled "Hail, Bop," while another features the sections "Dawn Air,""Magnificat," and "Jesus and the Dragons."
One work by this composer features a movement entitled "Hail, Bop," while another features the sections "Dawn Air,""Magnificat," and "Jesus and the Dragons." In another work by this composer, after the title event, the title character sings a "Gymnopedie," while he sings "I've never been/ a violent man" at the beginning of the second act, and the aria "It was just after 1:15" relates the appearance of (*) Rambo, Molqi, Omar, and Mahmoud aboard the Achille Lauro. He is better known for an opera whose second act features a performance of a ballet entitled The Red Detachment of Women and which closes with the question "How much of what we did was good?," asked by Chou En-lai. Recently famous for the different views of the Nativity presented in the El Nino oratorio and known as the composer of The Death of Klinghoffer, for 10 points, name this composer of Nixon in China.
One work by this composer features a movement entitled "Hail, Bop," while another features the sections "Dawn Air,""Magnificat," and "Jesus and the Dragons."
John {Adams}