Even when the women are allowed to live, you have to question their happiness. Tatyana in Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin (after Pushkin) is a deeply sympathetic character. A country girl, she falls in love with the glamorous visitor Onegin. She decides to declare herself, in writing: the opera’s famous letter scene, in which her naive, heartfelt, tremulous feelings pour out of her. Onegin – bored, su
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