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Four Saints in Three Acts
PREMIERE2/20/1934 — Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford, CT
COMPOSERVirgil Thomson   
LIBRETTISTGertrude Stein   
University of Wisconsin-Madison
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DATETIMELOCATION
2/01/1993--,
2/19/1993--,
2/20/1993--,
2/26/1993--,
2/27/1993--,
Synopsis
After the chorus sings a prelude, the first act takes place at the Ávila cathedral; it is titled "St. Teresa half indoors and half out of doors". Act two, "Might it be mountains if it were not Barcelona", involves a telescope and glimpses of a heavenly mansion. Act three, "St. Ignatius and one of two literally" is a picnic and contains Ignatius' famous aria "Pigeons on the grass alas". It ends with a tango-like ballet. The brief fourth act ("The sisters and saints reassembled and re-enacting why they went away to stay") is set at the garden of a monastery. Before the curtain falls the Compère announces "Last act", and the chorus replies "Which is a
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