Steve Jobs boarded French opera: known as the King of Silicon Valley

The opera in Lyon, France, will be staged by Mr. Jobs as the Zheng of Sina technology. Steve Jobs, the co-founder and former CEO of Apple, is not only the founder of Silicon Valley but also a global cultural figure. After his illness died in 2011, Watt Issacsen Walter Isaacson's biography of Jobs became the best-selling book in the World. France's Lyon Opera House this week will perform a special multimedia modern opera "Steve V" (Different Kings) (Steve Five:king different), to pay tribute to Steve Jobs in the artistic way of opera. Screenwriters Roland Auzey (Roland Auzet) from Germany, has won the French Medal of Art and Literature (Chevalier des Arts et Lettres) for 2007 years. The play was adapted from the British writer William Shakespeare "Henry V," The Story of "Jobs biography" into the 1599-year "Henry V". As the opera name shows, "Steve V" is the name of Steve Jobs and Henry V of the respective halves. The opera is full of modern style, blending with rap, classical opera and poetry and many other forms of art. In the plot, Auzey Steve Jobs as the king of Silicon Valley, compared to King Henry V of England, that they have changed the reality through innovation. The opera, which is part of the 2014 Lyon Festival in France, will premiere at the Renaissance Opera House in Lyon, France, on Friday (March 14), with a total of four concerts.