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In Vienna, a female composer’s first opera hopes to challenge norms
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December 19, 2019
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The first woman to compose for the Vienna Opera, Austrian Olga Neuwirth says she hopes to challenge traditional norms with a work that aims to "shake up the institution" by celebrating the fluidity of genres and musical identities.
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