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A Poetic Essay in the Lyrical Opera
Tan Malaka

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Goenawan Mohamad and Tony Prabowo created an opera essay. Operas of today need not unfold in a verbal and narrative way.

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THE march Selamat Tinggal Slavianka can be faintly heard transmitted from a radio. The theater at Salihara is shrouded in darkness. It is still empty. That hymn of the Bolshevik revolution can be heard played over and over again introducing the atmosphere of the performance. The audience enters the theater space.

In the past, in the early 20th century, this march served as an effective propaganda tool for proletarian politics which moved the hea

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