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Tone Test
PREMIERE
7/23/2004 — Lincoln Center Festival
COMPOSER
Nick Brooke
LIBRETTIST
Nick Brooke
American Opera Projects
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DATE
TIME
LOCATION
10/01/2003
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Brooklyn, NY
10/30/2003
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Brooklyn, NY
10/31/2003
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Brooklyn, NY
11/01/2003
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Brooklyn, NY
Synopsis
Tone Test, a chamber piece for two singers and a phonograph, is based on the Edison tone tests of the 1910s and 1920s, in which Thomas Edison invited audiences to compare the tone of his phonograph to a live singer.
MOST PRODUCED SINCE 2000
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most produced North American title since 2000.
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