Title The operatic state : cultural policy and the opera house / Ruth Bereson.

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Description	1 online resource (x, 226 pages).
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Series	Routledge Harwood studies in cultural policy.
	Routledge Harwood studies in cultural policy.
Bibliography	Includes bibliographical references (pages 202-213) and index.
Contents	Introducing the power brokers -- Princely pleasures : princes and power : the birthplace of European opera -- Of kings and barricades : from the heart of Versailles to the Place de la Bastille -- The disunited kingdom : London's operatic battles -- Along the Danube and the Rhine : playthings of the Austro-Hungarian and Prussian empires -- The jewel in the crown : stronger and more permanent than ideologies : why opera was retained by the Bolsheviks -- Magnificence of the met -- The commercial fable : high society, corporations and state -- The chip in the harbour -- Other operas -- Other worlds -- Back to the future?
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Subject	Opera.
	Opera.
	Cultural policy.
	Cultural policy.
Genre/Form	Electronic books.
	Electronic books.
Other Form:	Print version: Bereson, Ruth. Operatic state. London : Routledge, 2002 0415278511 (OCoLC)48627755
ISBN	0203219392 (electronic book)
	9780203219393 (electronic book)
	9780415278515
	0415278511
	0415278511 (Cloth)
	0415868297
	9780415868297
Standard No.	XA609920