Join Opera historian and author, Alexandra Wilson, at Oxford Town Hall on June 27, 2024, for a captivating talk delving into the life and legacy of Puccini. Professor Wilson will explore Puccini's profound impact on the operatic world, positioning him as a pivotal figure who revolutionized the art form. By examining Puccini's works through the lens of cultural history, she will shed light on their enduring relevance and power to resonate with contemporary audiences. Drawing on her expertise as a musicologist and cultural historian, Professor Wilson will also highlight the role of English National Opera in popularizing Italian opera in Britain. With a wealth of knowledge reflected in her acclaimed books on Puccini and operatic culture, Professor Wilson's insights promise to enrich your understanding of the maestro's contributions and influence. Don't miss this unique opportunity to gain a deeper appreciation for Puccini's music and his place in history. Admission is free for this enlightening event.

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