The selling point of this book I think is that it's the only book that addresses Edgar Allan Poe's use of music from a purely literary standpoint.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgements Introduction 1Is This Divine? No, This is the Voice of a Woman. Madame Malibran: The Very Genius of Music "The Spectacles": In Imitation of Malibran The Alchemy of Unreason: Well and Strenuously Sung! 2Another Kind of Musician Altogether "The Fall of the House of Usher": The Guitar and the Ballad The Case of the Ballad "Ulalume": Faëry Ballet Indefinitiveness: The True Musical Expression "Annabel Lee": The Sounding Sea "The Haunted Palace": Spirits Moving Musically 3An Almost Magical Melody "Ligeia": Siren Who Never Sings 4The Wantonest Singing Birds Poems as Songs in Language, Aim, and Purpose Ventum Textilem: The Veil of the Soul Mere Words: Birdsong "Fanny": Wild Death Song, Sweet and Clear "Romance": Unless It Trembled with the Strings "Nameless Here For Evermore": To Sing Well is to Avoid Naming 5The Starry Choir (And Other Listening Things) Music of the Spheres: Music, in Our Own More Limited Sense of the Word "Al Aaraaf": Music of the Passion-Hearted "Israfel": Sweetest Voice of All God's Creatures Power of Words: The Naiad Voice that Addresses Them From Below 6But Gradually my Songs They Ceased "The Cask of Amontillado": The Conical Cap and Bells "The Bells": What a World of Solemn Thought Their Monody Compels "A Pæan": The Requiem for the Loveliest Dead "The Masque of the Red Death": The Music Swells, and the Dreams Live, and Writhe Conclusion Appendix An Inherited Musical Talent The Idea without Music: Decontextualizing Poe 'The Rational Agent of Enchantment Itself': Absolute Music and the Music of the Spheres Bibliography
Acknowledgements Introduction 1Is This Divine? No, This is the Voice of a Woman. Madame Malibran: The Very Genius of Music "The Spectacles": In Imitation of Malibran The Alchemy of Unreason: Well and Strenuously Sung! 2Another Kind of Musician Altogether "The Fall of the House of Usher": The Guitar and the Ballad The Case of the Ballad "Ulalume": Faëry Ballet Indefinitiveness: The True Musical Expression "Annabel Lee": The Sounding Sea "The Haunted Palace": Spirits Moving Musically 3An Almost Magical Melody "Ligeia": Siren Who Never Sings 4The Wantonest Singing Birds Poems as Songs in Language, Aim, and Purpose Ventum Textilem: The Veil of the Soul Mere Words: Birdsong "Fanny": Wild Death Song, Sweet and Clear "Romance": Unless It Trembled with the Strings "Nameless Here For Evermore": To Sing Well is to Avoid Naming 5The Starry Choir (And Other Listening Things) Music of the Spheres: Music, in Our Own More Limited Sense of the Word "Al Aaraaf": Music of the Passion-Hearted "Israfel": Sweetest Voice of All God's Creatures Power of Words: The Naiad Voice that Addresses Them From Below 6But Gradually my Songs They Ceased "The Cask of Amontillado": The Conical Cap and Bells "The Bells": What a World of Solemn Thought Their Monody Compels "A Pæan": The Requiem for the Loveliest Dead "The Masque of the Red Death": The Music Swells, and the Dreams Live, and Writhe Conclusion Appendix An Inherited Musical Talent The Idea without Music: Decontextualizing Poe 'The Rational Agent of Enchantment Itself': Absolute Music and the Music of the Spheres Bibliography
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