Libretto: Written by John Olive

Scene Synopsis: Titine enters and others leave. Titine declares that everyone acts strange whenever she comes around. When La Fourche calls out to Titine to bring him some coal, she looks for the hopper. T-Boy enters with a full coal hopper and requests her to sing for him. She sings about the silver fox, who tells of the secret of happiness, which comes from the strength of one’s heart. Duration: 5:00

Synopsis: Based on the bayou legend of a young girl who transforms into a silver fox to use her magical powers. The tale is about the growth of personal strength and courage during the change from childhood into adulthood. Larsen's music weaves Cajun folk tunes into a lyrical, lilting fable. Duration: ~ 43 minutes

Awards: Opera Omaha Southern Opera Theater, Memphis, Tennessee

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