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| The Grotto | |
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| Chamber Opera by Clotilde Jiménez | |
| Translation | "La Gruta" |
| Language | Spanish/Nahuatl |
| Based on | story written by Clotilde Jiménez |
| Premiere | October 28, 2024 |
The Grotto. An Opera in Two Acts is an experimental chamber opera in two acts and nine scenes, created by artist Clotilde Jiménez. Composed by Javier Antonio Bellato, the opera features a Spanish/Nahuatl-language libretto also written by Jiménez. Commissioned by Museo Jumex in Mexico City, it premiered on October 28, 2024, as part of the self-titled exhibition "The Grotto: An Opera in Two Acts." The opera runs for approximately 55 minutes and is scored for three voices (soprano, baritone, and children’s choir) accompanied by a string quartet. Notably, this is Jiménez’s first opera.[1]
- ^ Salazar, David (2024-10-08). "Museo Jumex to Present Clotilde Jiménez's 'The Grotto'". OperaWire. Retrieved 2024-11-29.
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