Prokofiev's Soviet Operas

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This study critically examines the final four operas of Prokofiev, highlighting his significance as a leading composer during Stalin's Soviet Union. It provides contextual insights into the political and cultural environment of the time, exploring how these operas reflect the complexities of artistic expression under a repressive regime. Through detailed analysis, the work sheds light on Prokofiev's innovative techniques and thematic choices, offering a deeper understanding of his contributions to opera and the challenges he faced as an artist.