“Thousands of beaming New Yorkers, having heard the Pelléas et Mélisande broadcast, had come out into that fine spring evening. . . . They stood massed in a cordon that stretched from the Plaza fountain, down Fifth Avenue, and west across Fifty-seventh Street all the way to Carnegie Hall, then around Seventh Avenue to the Fifty-sixth Street artists’ entrance.” — Mawrdew Czgowchwz

Photo © Opéra de Dijon – Gilles Abegg

[Opéra National de Bordeaux]

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