Composer Gian Carlo Menotti was unique in that
A. his librettos were in English rather Italian.
B. his operas were staged on Broadway and television.
C. was born in America but went to Italy to study Italian opera.
D. he used the techniques of the European avant-garde.
Answer: B
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