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Opera and neuroscience

2015
Opera is the most complete form of theatrical representation, characterized by musical accompaniment, both instrumental and vocal. It has played an important role in sociocultural spheres, affecting the various social strata and reflecting customs and ideas in different centuries.
L. Lorusso, A.F. Franchini, A. Porro
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[Opera omnia]

Aurelius Augustinus ; hrsg.
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OPERA, OPERA

2021
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Opera participants’ perceptions of brand resonance

International Journal of Consumer Studies, 2022
Jane Menzies, Ambika Zutshi, Andrew Creed   +2 more
exaly  

Introversive semiosis in action: depictions in opera rehearsals

Social Semiotics, 2023
Emily Hofstetter
exaly  

Opera streaming: perceived value as an explanatory factor for loyalty and intention to attend an opera in an opera house

Journal of Marketing Management, 2023
Yacine Ouazzani, Haydee Calderón, Berta Tubillejas-AndrÉs   +2 more
exaly  

Opera-ting on inequality: gender representation in creative roles at The Royal Opera

Cultural Trends, 2022
Caitlin Vincent, Amanda Coles, Jordan Beth Vincent   +2 more
exaly  

Semi-opera (opera)

2002
Curtis Price, Louise K. Stein
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Opera e opera professionale

2022
Opera e opera professionale, risalenti al comune ceppo locatizio, hanno conosciuto una progressiva divaricazione: l’una sempre più vicina e quasi “sottomessa” al tipo-appalto; l’altra ormai lontana e per certi versi estranea agli schemi del codice, resa autonoma dalla legislazione speciale e dalle cure dell’interprete. La ricognizione della rispettiva
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A study on utilizing 3D motion-capture analysis to assist in Chinese opera teaching

Research in Dance Education, 2022
Tai-Jui Wang
exaly