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Martial arts films and opera might not appear to have much in common, but two Chinese artists have managed to bridge the gap with what is being billed as the most elaborate production at New Yorks Metropolitan Opera in years.
After a decade in the works, "The First Emperor" by Chinese composer Tan Dun hit the stage in December, in a production directed by Zhang Yimou and starring legendary Spanish tenor Placido Domingo in the title role.
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After a decade in the works, "The First Emperor" by Chinese composer Tan Dun hit the stage in December, in a production directed by Zhang Yimou and starring legendary Spanish tenor Placido Domingo in the title role.
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