Building the Operatic Museum

The book explores the significant revival of neglected operas by Mozart, Gluck, and Rameau in Paris around 1900, highlighting its impact on French audiences, critics, and composers. It delves into the cultural and artistic implications of this revival, examining how it reshaped the perception of these classic works and influenced contemporary French opera. Through this lens, the narrative reveals the interconnectedness of music, society, and artistic innovation during this transformative period in Parisian history.