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A True Daughter of the Party (Korean: 당의 참된 딸; lit. To Truly become a Daughter of the Righteous Party) is a North Korean revolutionary opera. First performed in 1971, it is credited to Kim Jong Il.
The opera is considered one of the "Five Great Revolutionary Operas", a group of classical, revolution-themed opera repertoires well received within North Korea. A True Daughter of the Party is the only one of the five set during the Korean War.
It is performed with a male chorus, a smaller female chorus, with Western musical instruments, principally brass and strings.
Plot
During the Korean War, Kang Yong-ok serves in the Taebaek Mountains as a nurse for injured Korean People's Army soldiers as they fight against the American forces.
Reception
The main theme, "Where Are You, Dear General?", is a paean to Kim Il Sung, credited to Kim Jong Il as composer; it was added to the opera by Kim Jong Il after he noted that A True Daughter of the Party was unpopular and that "the reason for its failure was that loyalty to the great leader was not brought into bold relief and that there was no suitable theme song."
See also
List of North Korean operas
Culture of North Korea
North Korean literature
Korean War
Korean People's Army
References
External links
Entire opera on YouTube
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