Death in Venice

noun

1. a novella (1913) by Thomas Mann.

Example Sentences

Leap aboard the Donna Leon train with a detective story about death in Venice?

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Britten is writing “Death in Venice” — an opera about an older man obsessed with a beautiful boy, a theme that echoes in “The Habit of Art” — and it’s not going well.

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The inspiration came from Luchino Visconti’s “Death in Venice”: In the Italian director’s historical drama, an aging composer played by Dirk Bogarde colors his hair and wears makeup to appear younger.

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Mr. Britten wrote other works for him as well, including the part of Apollo in “Death in Venice,” the 1973 Britten opera.

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Thomas Mann made the city a metaphor for decay in “Death in Venice.”

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