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Opera --- 912 --- Muziekencyclopedieën en -naslagwerken --- Europe --- 17th century --- 18th century --- 19th century --- Italy --- France --- England --- America --- 20th century
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Gounod, Charles --- Opéras --- Gounod, Charles, --- Operas --- Opéras --- 78.77.2 Gounod
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A long-needed and up-to-date overview of the syntax and principles that make Verdi's operas so effective and so beloved today.
Opera. --- Opera --- Verdi, Giuseppe, --- Criticism and interpretation. --- Operas (Verdi, Giuseppe) --- Italy.
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Opera --- Opéras --- Nationalisme dans la musique --- Operas --- Nationalism in music --- Opéra --- Opéras --- France --- 19th century
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Some of Debussy's most beloved pieces, as well as lesser-known ones from his early years, set in a rich cultural context by leading experts from the English- and French-speaking worlds.
Musical analysis --- Composers --- Music --- Social networks --- History and cirticism --- History and criticism --- Debussy, Claude, --- Criticism and interpretation. --- Debi︠u︡si, Klod, --- Debi︠u︡ssi, K. --- Debi︠u︡ssi, Klod, --- Debussy, Achille Claude, --- Debussy, C. --- Debussy, Claude --- Debuxi, --- Tu-pu-hsi, --- MUSIC / History & Criticism. --- Artistic Expression. --- Compositions. --- Debussy. --- French Music. --- Interpretation. --- Modernism. --- Music. --- Musical Analysis. --- Musicology. --- Resonance.
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"Through an interdisciplinary approach (music, literature and visual arts), this book explores artistic migration in Paris under the Third Republic, thus allowing the comparison of case studies by researchers from different fields, and encouraging reflection that goes beyond disciplinary specializations in order to gain a more general understanding of the issues related to artistic migration in Paris. This project offers diachronic insight - given by the history of culture - into the intercultural formation of national imaginaries, the place occupied by foreigners in the artistic tradition of a territory, and the relationship between nationalism, internationalism, xenophobia and aesthetic judgment. Cultural historians, immigration historians, musicologists, as well as art and literature historians, constitute a large pool of targeted readers"--
Arts --- Arts --- Expatriate artists --- Expatriate artists --- Arts and society --- Arts and society --- History --- History
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