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    John Adams' Nativity oratorio 'El Nino' gets colorful staging at the Met

    by Mike Silverman Apr 18, 2024 3 minutes
    Source: 2024 Invision

    The children crumple and fall to the stage, victims of King Herod’s assassins. Then the Virgin Mary, in a voice brimming with anguish and outrage, memorializes the student protesters who were massacred by Mexican armed forces in 1968.

    This is “El Nino,” a retelling of the birth and early life of Jesus through a mix of biblical verses and modern Latin American poetry, medieval texts and apocrypha.

    Set to music by from a libretto compiled by him and Peter Sellars, it is having its Metropolitan Opera premiere

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