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Michael John LaChiusa |
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Michael John LaChiusa
Composer Michael John LaChiusa explains his longtime fascination with the works of Lorca, which led to his new musical work Bernarda Alba; how he transformed a trio of Japanese stories into See What I Wanna See; tantalizingly hints at other literary works that he may pull off his shelf and adapt one day; and describes writing for the voices of performers like Audra McDonald and others.
Original air date - March 24, 2006
Running Time - 45:18
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