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The Pearl Fishers is a compelling tale of friendship tested by love. A tragic love triangle lies at the heart of the story, which explores themes of desire and rejection, longing and loss, and living within religious strictures. These themes inspire memorable melodies, colourful orchestration and evocative choruses from Bizet, proving that there is more to his work than Carmen. The beautiful duet, Then from the Holy Shrine, between friends Nadir and Zurga is one of the most striking examples of this.
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