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Chrystus na Górze Oliwnej op.85 Ludwiga van Beethovena. Próba introspekcji (część II)
Ludwig van Beethoven, znany w kręgach muzycznych głównie z dorobku instrumentalnego, żywo interesował się twórczością wokalno-instrumentalną. Studiując dokonania swoich poprzedników, mistrzów baroku i klasycyzmu, starał się zrozumieć relację między ...
Marek Dudek
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La Telésfora (1847), ópera en tres actos de Aquinas Ried, se ha instalado desde los trabajos de Eugenio Pereira Salas, como el primer drama lírico escrito en suelo chileno.
José Manuel Izquierdo König
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“Faust” by J. W. Gethe and A. H. Radziwill: Poetics and Issue of Musical Adaptation
The pinnacle of the Faust literary processing became the great Goethe’s embodiment. He created three versions of the plot. They are “Urfaust”, a well-known literature “Faust” and opera libretto of the same name.
Tatsiana Suprankova
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Three unfinished texts by Akhmatova (“Poem without a Hero”, sketches of a ballet libretto for “A Poem without a Hero” and “Prose about a Poem”) became the object of the paper. According to our hypothesis, these works go back to a primary idea, the traces
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The text approaches the problems of music-dramatic work of Wojciech Bogusławski in a new way by examining it from the standpoint of opera studies. The article analyses relations between opera libretto and melodrama in the work of the father of the Polish
Daniel Stachuła
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Le Henri VIII de Saint-Saëns : entre affirmation idéologique et liberté théâtrale
A late example of French grand opera, Saint-Saëns’ Henri VIII (1883), a setting of the libretto by Léonce Détroyat and Armand Silvestre draws from Shakespeare’s and Fletcher’s Henry VIII as well as Calderón de la Bark’s La Cisma de Inglaterra.
Thierry Santurenne
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Konwencja lieto fine w «Ifigenii w Taurydzie» Glucka
The convention of the happy ending in opera librettos, which had reigned supreme virtually since the beginnings of the genre until the rise of grand opera, was a result of theoretical reflection as much as of the preferences of the audiences.
Stefan Münch
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Page to Stage: A New Opera Howards End, America [PDF]
The author begins by describing her function as an opera librettist adapting a great work of literature, comparing it to that of a voltage transformer channeling and converting the energy of one dynamic, kinetic vehicle to that of another. She goes on to
Claudia Stevens
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“JANKO”, THE “FOLK OPERA” LISZT NEVER WROTE
On the basis of his extant correspondence, Liszt planned composing an opera with Hungarian scenes and titled it Janko, der ungarische Rosshirt (Janko, the Hungarian horse-herder).
Mónika IVÁNYI-PAPP
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According to Joachim Heinzle, the Nibelungensage represents the «most German among all German issues». The following essay seeks to analyze in how far the German composer Richard Wagner resorts either to a more traditional or to a more innovative ...
Martin Blawid
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