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In the 21st century, where have Meyerbeer's major French grand operas begun to reappear?
Numerous European opera houses
The Metropolitan Opera in New York
La Scala in Milan
Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow
Answer
In the 21st century, Meyerbeer's major French grand operas have begun to reappear at numerous European opera houses. This is due in part to the rise of interest in historical opera and the work of scholars such as Richard Taruskin and Philip Gossett, who have brought new attention to Meyerbeer's music.
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