Talk:The Habit of Art
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"Auditions"[edit]
I gained the impression from the play that Britten was auditioning the boy/s who sang to perform in "Death in Venice", but in the opera as performed, Tadzio is a non-singing dancer. Did Britten originally intend for Tadzio to sing, is it just a conjecture of Bennett's that he might have, or is it a complete confabulation in order to put some more of Britten's music into the play? Or am I mistaken about why they were singing? --Hugh7 (talk) 09:40, 25 May 2010 (UTC)