Music
“The Odyssey” as told through music
One of the oldest surviving works of literature and a bedrock of Western culture, “The Odyssey” continues to move and enthrall audiences nearly 2,700 years after its supposed composition by the blind poet, Homer. Christopher Nolan’s recent film is just the latest take on a text that has inspired countless adaptations and works of art. On the latest from “Clef Notes,” editor Katie Buzard explores the musical adaptations of the Homeric epic from operas and oratorios to intimate art songs.