Pierre Dubois
Music in the Georgian Novel
Pierre Dubois
Music in the Georgian Novel
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This book investigates the literary representation of music in the Georgian novel against its musical, aesthetic and cultural background.
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This book investigates the literary representation of music in the Georgian novel against its musical, aesthetic and cultural background.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 378
- Erscheinungstermin: 2. Januar 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 651g
- ISBN-13: 9781107519411
- ISBN-10: 1107519411
- Artikelnr.: 50757303
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 378
- Erscheinungstermin: 2. Januar 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 651g
- ISBN-13: 9781107519411
- ISBN-10: 1107519411
- Artikelnr.: 50757303
Pierre Dubois is Emeritus Professor of eighteenth-century English studies at Université de Tours. He was Senior Lecturer at Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV) from 1997 to 2008 and in 2012 he was a visiting fellow of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. The editor of Charles Avison's 'Essay on Musical Expression' and Related Writings by Charles Avison and William Hayes (2004), his 2009 book La conquête du mystère musical en Angleterre au siècle des Lumières was awarded the 2010 Research Prize of the French Societé des Anglicistes de l'Enseignement Supérieur (SAES). A self-taught musician, he is the incumbent organist of the historic F.-H. Clicquot organ (1783) of Souvigny (Allier, France) and artistic director of the Journées Musicales d'Automne there. He is also chairman of Sauvegarde de l'Orgue de la Sorbonne, an association he founded for the preservation, restoration and promotion of the historic Dallery organ (1825) of the Sorbonne.
Introduction
Part I. Sound and Sense: Moral Issues: 1. Prelude: Italian opera and English oratorio
2. The English Orpheus
3. Damnable pleasures
4. The natural voice and the ideal of purity
5. Malodorous soundscapes and musical incenses
Part II. Sentiment and Sensibility: 6. The perimeter of the sentimental mode
7. The crisis of language
8. The impression of harmony
9. The salutary remanence of discords
10. The inexpressible mystery of music
11. The music of feeling
12. Pastoral music
Part III. Sweet Music and the Sublime: 13. Theory of the musical sublime
14. The musical sublime and ideological control
15. Ann Radcliffe's feminine sublime
Part IV. Music as a Vehicle for Female Identity: 16. The musical and novelistic perimeters of feminine sensibility
17. Intimations of musical gendering: Anne Hughes, Caroline
18. Instruments of a new sensibility
19. Sensibility and affectation: Jane West, Maria Edgeworth, Elizabeth Inchbald
20. Variations on a feminine theme: Frances Burney's musical heroines
21. Jane Austen: music, woman and the middle-way
Conclusion.
Part I. Sound and Sense: Moral Issues: 1. Prelude: Italian opera and English oratorio
2. The English Orpheus
3. Damnable pleasures
4. The natural voice and the ideal of purity
5. Malodorous soundscapes and musical incenses
Part II. Sentiment and Sensibility: 6. The perimeter of the sentimental mode
7. The crisis of language
8. The impression of harmony
9. The salutary remanence of discords
10. The inexpressible mystery of music
11. The music of feeling
12. Pastoral music
Part III. Sweet Music and the Sublime: 13. Theory of the musical sublime
14. The musical sublime and ideological control
15. Ann Radcliffe's feminine sublime
Part IV. Music as a Vehicle for Female Identity: 16. The musical and novelistic perimeters of feminine sensibility
17. Intimations of musical gendering: Anne Hughes, Caroline
18. Instruments of a new sensibility
19. Sensibility and affectation: Jane West, Maria Edgeworth, Elizabeth Inchbald
20. Variations on a feminine theme: Frances Burney's musical heroines
21. Jane Austen: music, woman and the middle-way
Conclusion.
Introduction
Part I. Sound and Sense: Moral Issues: 1. Prelude: Italian opera and English oratorio
2. The English Orpheus
3. Damnable pleasures
4. The natural voice and the ideal of purity
5. Malodorous soundscapes and musical incenses
Part II. Sentiment and Sensibility: 6. The perimeter of the sentimental mode
7. The crisis of language
8. The impression of harmony
9. The salutary remanence of discords
10. The inexpressible mystery of music
11. The music of feeling
12. Pastoral music
Part III. Sweet Music and the Sublime: 13. Theory of the musical sublime
14. The musical sublime and ideological control
15. Ann Radcliffe's feminine sublime
Part IV. Music as a Vehicle for Female Identity: 16. The musical and novelistic perimeters of feminine sensibility
17. Intimations of musical gendering: Anne Hughes, Caroline
18. Instruments of a new sensibility
19. Sensibility and affectation: Jane West, Maria Edgeworth, Elizabeth Inchbald
20. Variations on a feminine theme: Frances Burney's musical heroines
21. Jane Austen: music, woman and the middle-way
Conclusion.
Part I. Sound and Sense: Moral Issues: 1. Prelude: Italian opera and English oratorio
2. The English Orpheus
3. Damnable pleasures
4. The natural voice and the ideal of purity
5. Malodorous soundscapes and musical incenses
Part II. Sentiment and Sensibility: 6. The perimeter of the sentimental mode
7. The crisis of language
8. The impression of harmony
9. The salutary remanence of discords
10. The inexpressible mystery of music
11. The music of feeling
12. Pastoral music
Part III. Sweet Music and the Sublime: 13. Theory of the musical sublime
14. The musical sublime and ideological control
15. Ann Radcliffe's feminine sublime
Part IV. Music as a Vehicle for Female Identity: 16. The musical and novelistic perimeters of feminine sensibility
17. Intimations of musical gendering: Anne Hughes, Caroline
18. Instruments of a new sensibility
19. Sensibility and affectation: Jane West, Maria Edgeworth, Elizabeth Inchbald
20. Variations on a feminine theme: Frances Burney's musical heroines
21. Jane Austen: music, woman and the middle-way
Conclusion.