We're back with another set of stories from music history and our good friend Alex Papandrea.
Today we talk about the curse of La forza del destino, why you should never double text (or send 700 letters) like Janáček, and how Russian opera composers faked it til they made it.
If you've got a great music history story make sure to send to us and we may cover it in our next episode!
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