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Mark Adamo Quotes
«All of the movies brought the war into it,»
Author: Mark Adamo
«The war is just there to get Dad off stage, ... 'Little Women' is not about war, it's not about poverty, it's not about a woman struggling to become a writer in a world dominated by men.»
Author: Mark Adamo
«This is a love story with six protagonists, ... And it's about a girl on the cusp of womanhood, a girl who is smart enough to realize she's happy, but not smart enough to know that everything must change.»
Author: Mark Adamo
«When I finally found that notion of Jo, I found the structure of the opera,»
Author: Mark Adamo
«They are all changing, and Jo is resisting,»
Author: Mark Adamo
«From the late Classical period and more so in Romantic and Modern opera, the weight settled into the orchestra, with the voices as a free obbligato above it, ... That just drives me crazy. I want the vocal line to be as much the core as the bass line. I want to create the illusion that the voice generates harmony, color, line, everything.»
Author: Mark Adamo
«I approached opera from the theater side, ... I used to rail against the clichs of the form, all those sopranos in nightgowns dying in Act 2. So what do I have in my first opera? A soprano in a nightgown dying in Act 2.»
Author: Mark Adamo
