There are some interesting points in the book but I’m questioning how applicable the book is to my research. I am currently exploring the text for information about The Grand Opera House in Paris but have been unsuccessful as of yet. An ebook by the name of Blackness in Opera by Karen M. My second attempt resulted in an interesting find. I located an e-book, French Opera: A Short History, and a journal article, Jazzing a Classic: Hylton and Stravinsky’s Mavra at the Paris Opera, through searching “Articles and More.” Still, my first attempt at finding sources proved to be underwhelming. Needless to say, I wasn’t quite successful in that search. The book was titled: Music in the USA- a documentary companion. Contrary to my first impression, only one book popped up in my search. In my preliminary search I typed in “Grand Opera House Paris 1920” in Bridge squared. However,it didn’t take long to understand just how wrong I was. In all honesty, I picked this subject because it would be intriguing and simple. In a more specific sense, I am focusing on how the company performed works that attempted to accentuate “Frenchness.” As I am a vocal performance major and am interested in opera, I decided to write my second paper on the subject of the Grand Opera House in Paris, France in 1920s. When signing up for essay prompts I jumped to pick a subject of which I was interested.
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