Berg’s ‘Wozzeck’ Keeps Shocking Us, After 100 Years - The New York Times
Google News • 12/14/2025 • Last cited 12/16/2025
Summary
Berg's opera "Wozzeck," which premiered over a century ago, continues to evoke strong reactions and provoke thought among audiences, according to The New York Times. The piece's enduring impact highlights its relevance and emotional depth in contemporary discussions of art and society.
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