“Harmony is made of not people parroting or repeating each other’s notes, but the opposite: The blend of very different notes creates the chord. And so it’s not just singing in unison; it’s singing in harmony, with everyone’s diversity intact.
— Director Peter Sellars, on his 1988 staging of Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro, which was set in Trump Tower in New York City. Read Michael Cooper’s interview with Sellars in the New York Times HERE.