United States opera company programs, 2001-

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United States opera company programs, 2001-

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Includes miscellaneous programs for opera productions by Mobile Opera, Lyric Opera of Chicago, Pensacola Opera, Sarasota Opera, LSU Opera, Jefferson Performing Arts, New Orleans Opera, Art of New Orleans, Performing Arts of New Orleans, Baltimore Opera Co., Minnesota Opera, Natchez Opera, Granite State Opera, Opera League of New Hampshire, New Hampshire Opera, Opera North, Santa Fe Opera, Metropolitan Opera Co., Greensboro Opera, North Carolina Opera, Houston Grand Opera, Utah Festival Opera, and Virginia Opera. Programs contain lists and biographies of cast members and directors, orchestra lists, opera synopses, and other program notes.

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Houston Grand opera

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Sarasota Opera Association.

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Utah Festival Opera Company.

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North Carolina Opera.

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LSU Opera

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New Orleans Opera

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Lyric Opera of Chicago

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Virginia Opera Association

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Granite State Opera.

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Greensboro Opera.

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Pensacola Opera House

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Opera North (Lebanon, N.H.)

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Natchez Opera.

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Opera League of New Hampshire

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