Over the years, DM’s Opera Website has gradually grown into a large collection of opera libretti, side-by-side translations, composer information, opera history facts, and paperback editions.
To better reflect the focus and long-term direction of the project, the website is now moving to its new address:
LibrettoArchive.com
The old address:
murashev.com/opera
will continue to work, and existing links and bookmarks should remain valid.
For example, these two URLs now open the same page:
- https://www.murashev.com/opera/Tosca_libretto_Italian_English
- https://www.librettoarchive.com/Tosca_libretto_Italian_English
Why the change?
The project today is much larger than when it first began. What started as a personal opera website has developed into an expanding digital archive of bilingual opera libretti and opera-related materials for readers, students, performers, and opera lovers.
The new name reflects that direction more clearly and gives the project a dedicated identity centered on libretti and opera texts.
If you experience any problems with:
- logging in
- accessing libretti
- subscriptions or purchased access
- redirects or broken links
please contact:
Thank you to everyone who has visited the site, supported the project, subscribed, or purchased paperback editions over the years.
— Dmitrii Murashev
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