Arnold Rosner

Concert Review: Odyssey Opera’s “The Chronicle of Nine”

Arnold Rosner’s writing in each act is strongly contrapuntal, metrically unpredictable, and idiomatically scored. The music is marked by constantly shifting colors, a strong sense of rhythm, and a healthy dose of lyricism.

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Concert Review: Odyssey Opera’s “The Chronicle of Nine”

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