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Your continuing use of the term, "Eurotrash," would seem to place

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In Reply to: RE: The non-Eurotrashed Aida posted by Amphissa on October 18, 2009 at 08:23:06

you among those that would see any attempt at originality as contemptible?
I don't know how many times one needs to see ONE version of an opera (Zefirelli's, for instance) before the gorge rises but obviously you have infinitely refined digestion.
Myself, I enjoy giving the younger fellas a go, seeing what true artists can do with old material: imitation may be flattery but it is dull, dull, dull.

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With the advent of DVD and Blu-Ray. . . - Chris from Lafayette 12:45:53 10/18/09 (5)
- I'd argue with you and Amphissa that you've got the telescope turned around. - tinear 15:22:39 10/18/09 (4)
  - "All that is necessary is to constrict the art world to cast-iron boundaries" - Chris from Lafayette 15:53:21 10/18/09 (3)
    - Different context. And Stravinsky was a victim of similar hatred of the new, ironically. nt - tinear 16:40:32 10/19/09 (2)
      - a victim of hatred? never! - Amphissa 12:42:01 10/20/09 (0)
      - Sometimes a victim, someimtes he benefitted from the scandals - Chris from Lafayette 17:18:23 10/19/09 (0)
I did not invent the term ... - Amphissa 12:41:51 10/18/09 (0)

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