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Mozart's operas through the theatre's machinery

This is a great pick if you want Mozart to feel alive rather than monumental. It shows how each opera was shaped by real people onstage and behind the scenes, from singers to designers to audiences, which makes the creative process surprisingly vivid. Readers who enjoy music history with a strong sense of performance and collaboration will find it especially rewarding.

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ISBN: 9780521016612
Authors: John A. Rice
Date of Publication: 2009-02-23
Format: Paperback
Related Collections: Music, History, Biographies & Memoirs
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Presenting a fresh approach to Mozart's achievements as a stage composer, John A. Rice outlines the composer's place in the operatic culture of his time. The book traces how Mozart's operas came into existence—from commission to performance—detailing the interactions between Mozart and librettists, singers, stage designers, orchestras, and audiences. By linking the operas by topic, Rice emphasizes common threads across Mozart's oeuvre, regardless of date or genre. The study demonstrates how Mozart's entire operatic output reflects a single extraordinary mind within a pan-European operatic culture. Author: John A. Rice. Format: Softcover. Pages: 296. Publisher: Cambridge. Publication Date: 2009.
 

Mozart's operas through the theatre's machinery

This is a great pick if you want Mozart to feel alive rather than monumental. It shows how each opera was shaped by real people onstage and behind the scenes, from singers to designers to audiences, which makes the creative process surprisingly vivid. Readers who enjoy music history with a strong sense of performance and collaboration will find it especially rewarding.

Note: While we do our best to ensure the accuracy of cover images, ISBNs may at times be reused for different editions of the same title which may hence appear as a different cover.