New Profile of Patrick Quigley’s Work on ‘Morgiane’ Featured in The New Yorker

Written By Nick Hart
 
 

The New Yorker has published a new article detailing Patrick Dupre Quigley’s “expert” conducting skills on Edmond Dede’s 1887 ‘lost’ opera Morgiane. The article goes into extensive depth on the history of Morgiane, providing crucial context on what is believed by many to be the oldest known opera to be written by a Black composer, and what this means in today’s sociopolitical climate. Click the link below to read the full piece now.

Nick Hart

I am a web developer and software engineer from the San Francisco Bay Area, with a background working in the entertainment industry as an SEO specialist/social media marketer. I studied full stack web development at UC Berkeley, and I am equally experienced working for small businesses, non-profits, and large corporations. 

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