Start-Up at the New Met

Focusing on the transformative years of the Metropolitan Opera's broadcasts from 1966 to 1976, this book delves into the innovative changes that shaped the opera's outreach. It highlights the introduction of television broadcasts that brought opera to a wider audience, showcasing key performances, notable artists, and the impact of technology on the art form. Through rich anecdotes and insights, the narrative captures the cultural significance of this era in opera history, revealing how it redefined public engagement with the performing arts.