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Video Published: 16 Jan 2020

Credit the Librettist

“Credit the Librettist: Conversations with Today’s Opera Makers” is a new film by The Dramatists Guild of America Opera Committee’s Librettists Initiative, featuring interviews with leading opera composers, librettists, and producers.

"Credit the Librettist" centers on the upsurge in new American opera which has generated a greater focus on the story and given new prominence to the librettist in the creation of new works. It was created in order to inform leaders in the opera world about ways to achieve greater parity for opera librettists, foster a more equitable approach to crediting artists that more accurately reflects their process of collaboration, and educate audiences about how new operas are made.

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