Summary
This quote refers to the idea that certain art forms or activities are closely associated with particular languages or cultures. Just as baseball is traditionally associated with American culture and language, opera is typically performed in the original language it was written in, such as Italian. The quote suggests that trying to enjoy opera in English may be seen as odd or out of place, as it goes against the historical and cultural context in which the art form was originally created. It highlights the importance of preserving the authenticity and essence of art forms within their original linguistic and cultural framework.
Topics
Opera
Liked the quote? Share it with your friends.
