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Baby Doe
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Baby Doe
An infant with Down syndrome born in April, 1982, in Indiana who had a tracheo-oesophageal fistula that required surgery for the infant’s prolonged survival; given the infant’s anticipated poor quality of life, the parents decided to withhold treatment with the approval of the local court and the child died within 6 days
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Calgary Opera audiences have come to expect something different for the second of its three annual productions, and a thread of modern American operas continued this January with the first professional Canadian staging of Douglas Moore's The Ballad of Baby Doe.
Calgary by DeLong, Kenneth / Opera Canada
There is considerable music in between, including an unforgettable performance of the Willow Song from Douglas Moore's The Ballad of Baby Doe.
Beverly Sills: Made in America by Opera Canada
This spring, she sings the role of Mary in New York City Opera's The Ballad Of Baby Doe by Douglas Moore.
Debut: Cheryl Hickman by Citron, Paula / Opera Canada
 
 
 
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