Composer Du Yun wins Pulitzer for trafficking opera
She wrote Angel's Bone partly out of frustration on the lack of understanding about immigration
New York
THE Chinese-born composer Du Yun won the Pulitzer Prize for music on Monday for Angel's Bone, an experimental opera that explores the psychology behind human trafficking.
The one-act opera, which premiered last year at New York's Prototype festival, takes place in a nondescript American suburb and is filled with spiritual symbolism.
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