The Operas of Rameau
Genesis, Staging, Reception
Herausgeber: Sadler, Graham; Williams, Jonathan; Thompson, Shirley
The Operas of Rameau
Genesis, Staging, Reception
Herausgeber: Sadler, Graham; Williams, Jonathan; Thompson, Shirley
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The present volume, devoted solely to the composer's operas, reflects this scholarly activity. It brings together a substantial group of essays by an international team of scholars on a wide range of aspects of Rameau's operas.
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The present volume, devoted solely to the composer's operas, reflects this scholarly activity. It brings together a substantial group of essays by an international team of scholars on a wide range of aspects of Rameau's operas.
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 342
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. September 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 240mm x 161mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 680g
- ISBN-13: 9781472479266
- ISBN-10: 1472479262
- Artikelnr.: 59996697
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 342
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. September 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 240mm x 161mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 680g
- ISBN-13: 9781472479266
- ISBN-10: 1472479262
- Artikelnr.: 59996697
Graham Sadler is a research professor at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire and Emeritus Professor of Music at the University of Hull. Shirley Thompson is Interim Principal of Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. Jonathan Williams is a leading Rameau specialist in Britain and director of the Rameau Project based at St Hilda's College, Oxford.
Part I - Factions and Rivalry
1 A little-known contribution to the Lulliste-Ramiste dispute: Jean Galli
Bibiena's Mémoires et aventures de monsieur de *** (1735)
Francesca Pagani
2 Destouches and Collin de Blamont: two surintendants in the face of the
Ramiste threat
Françoise Escande and Benoît Dratwicki
3 Rameau versus Mondonville: the construction of a post-Lullian musical
identity in France
Thierry Favier
Part II - Librettos: Gestation, Attributions, Interpretation
4 Jean-Philippe Rameau's Art d'aimer: music and eroticism in the Age of
Enlightenment
Raphaëlle Legrand
5 Re-assessing attributions to Louis de Cahusac of the librettos of
Rameau's Io, Zéphire and Nélée et Mirthis
Thomas Soury
6 The Triumph of Generosity, or 'Let's Make an Opera-Ballet'
Roger Savage
7 New light on the genesis of the ill-fated opera Linus by La Bruère and
Rameau
Marie Demeilliez
Part III - Borrowings and Creative Renewal
8 A cluster of allusions to Vivaldi's Le quattro stagioni in Rameau's
'Anacréon' (1757)
Graham Sadler
9 Recreating Rameau: J.-S. Mangot and his role in Parma
Margaret Butler
10 An anonymous Messe des morts on themes by Rameau and Mondonville
Thomas Leconte
11 'Objet d'étude et de curiosité': Candeille's Castor et Pollux and its
audiences, 1791-1815
R. J. Arnold
Part IV - Production, Performance and Criticism
12 The impact of human and material contingencies on artistic creation: the
case of Rameau's Les Indes galantes
Laura Naudeix
13 Staging time and space in Rameau's tragédies en musique
Lois Rosow
14 Stage sets and music in Rameau's operas
Rémy-Michel Trotier
15 Do Rameau's dances 'impose physical movement'? A collaborative
exploration
Rebecca Harris-Warrick and Hubert Hazebroucq
16 Through the Mercure's lens: mid-eighteenth-century acting styles and
vocal aesthetics at the Paris Opéra
Thomas Green
Part V - Discography
17 Rameau's operas on disc
Patrick Florentin
1 A little-known contribution to the Lulliste-Ramiste dispute: Jean Galli
Bibiena's Mémoires et aventures de monsieur de *** (1735)
Francesca Pagani
2 Destouches and Collin de Blamont: two surintendants in the face of the
Ramiste threat
Françoise Escande and Benoît Dratwicki
3 Rameau versus Mondonville: the construction of a post-Lullian musical
identity in France
Thierry Favier
Part II - Librettos: Gestation, Attributions, Interpretation
4 Jean-Philippe Rameau's Art d'aimer: music and eroticism in the Age of
Enlightenment
Raphaëlle Legrand
5 Re-assessing attributions to Louis de Cahusac of the librettos of
Rameau's Io, Zéphire and Nélée et Mirthis
Thomas Soury
6 The Triumph of Generosity, or 'Let's Make an Opera-Ballet'
Roger Savage
7 New light on the genesis of the ill-fated opera Linus by La Bruère and
Rameau
Marie Demeilliez
Part III - Borrowings and Creative Renewal
8 A cluster of allusions to Vivaldi's Le quattro stagioni in Rameau's
'Anacréon' (1757)
Graham Sadler
9 Recreating Rameau: J.-S. Mangot and his role in Parma
Margaret Butler
10 An anonymous Messe des morts on themes by Rameau and Mondonville
Thomas Leconte
11 'Objet d'étude et de curiosité': Candeille's Castor et Pollux and its
audiences, 1791-1815
R. J. Arnold
Part IV - Production, Performance and Criticism
12 The impact of human and material contingencies on artistic creation: the
case of Rameau's Les Indes galantes
Laura Naudeix
13 Staging time and space in Rameau's tragédies en musique
Lois Rosow
14 Stage sets and music in Rameau's operas
Rémy-Michel Trotier
15 Do Rameau's dances 'impose physical movement'? A collaborative
exploration
Rebecca Harris-Warrick and Hubert Hazebroucq
16 Through the Mercure's lens: mid-eighteenth-century acting styles and
vocal aesthetics at the Paris Opéra
Thomas Green
Part V - Discography
17 Rameau's operas on disc
Patrick Florentin
Part I - Factions and Rivalry
1 A little-known contribution to the Lulliste-Ramiste dispute: Jean Galli
Bibiena's Mémoires et aventures de monsieur de *** (1735)
Francesca Pagani
2 Destouches and Collin de Blamont: two surintendants in the face of the
Ramiste threat
Françoise Escande and Benoît Dratwicki
3 Rameau versus Mondonville: the construction of a post-Lullian musical
identity in France
Thierry Favier
Part II - Librettos: Gestation, Attributions, Interpretation
4 Jean-Philippe Rameau's Art d'aimer: music and eroticism in the Age of
Enlightenment
Raphaëlle Legrand
5 Re-assessing attributions to Louis de Cahusac of the librettos of
Rameau's Io, Zéphire and Nélée et Mirthis
Thomas Soury
6 The Triumph of Generosity, or 'Let's Make an Opera-Ballet'
Roger Savage
7 New light on the genesis of the ill-fated opera Linus by La Bruère and
Rameau
Marie Demeilliez
Part III - Borrowings and Creative Renewal
8 A cluster of allusions to Vivaldi's Le quattro stagioni in Rameau's
'Anacréon' (1757)
Graham Sadler
9 Recreating Rameau: J.-S. Mangot and his role in Parma
Margaret Butler
10 An anonymous Messe des morts on themes by Rameau and Mondonville
Thomas Leconte
11 'Objet d'étude et de curiosité': Candeille's Castor et Pollux and its
audiences, 1791-1815
R. J. Arnold
Part IV - Production, Performance and Criticism
12 The impact of human and material contingencies on artistic creation: the
case of Rameau's Les Indes galantes
Laura Naudeix
13 Staging time and space in Rameau's tragédies en musique
Lois Rosow
14 Stage sets and music in Rameau's operas
Rémy-Michel Trotier
15 Do Rameau's dances 'impose physical movement'? A collaborative
exploration
Rebecca Harris-Warrick and Hubert Hazebroucq
16 Through the Mercure's lens: mid-eighteenth-century acting styles and
vocal aesthetics at the Paris Opéra
Thomas Green
Part V - Discography
17 Rameau's operas on disc
Patrick Florentin
1 A little-known contribution to the Lulliste-Ramiste dispute: Jean Galli
Bibiena's Mémoires et aventures de monsieur de *** (1735)
Francesca Pagani
2 Destouches and Collin de Blamont: two surintendants in the face of the
Ramiste threat
Françoise Escande and Benoît Dratwicki
3 Rameau versus Mondonville: the construction of a post-Lullian musical
identity in France
Thierry Favier
Part II - Librettos: Gestation, Attributions, Interpretation
4 Jean-Philippe Rameau's Art d'aimer: music and eroticism in the Age of
Enlightenment
Raphaëlle Legrand
5 Re-assessing attributions to Louis de Cahusac of the librettos of
Rameau's Io, Zéphire and Nélée et Mirthis
Thomas Soury
6 The Triumph of Generosity, or 'Let's Make an Opera-Ballet'
Roger Savage
7 New light on the genesis of the ill-fated opera Linus by La Bruère and
Rameau
Marie Demeilliez
Part III - Borrowings and Creative Renewal
8 A cluster of allusions to Vivaldi's Le quattro stagioni in Rameau's
'Anacréon' (1757)
Graham Sadler
9 Recreating Rameau: J.-S. Mangot and his role in Parma
Margaret Butler
10 An anonymous Messe des morts on themes by Rameau and Mondonville
Thomas Leconte
11 'Objet d'étude et de curiosité': Candeille's Castor et Pollux and its
audiences, 1791-1815
R. J. Arnold
Part IV - Production, Performance and Criticism
12 The impact of human and material contingencies on artistic creation: the
case of Rameau's Les Indes galantes
Laura Naudeix
13 Staging time and space in Rameau's tragédies en musique
Lois Rosow
14 Stage sets and music in Rameau's operas
Rémy-Michel Trotier
15 Do Rameau's dances 'impose physical movement'? A collaborative
exploration
Rebecca Harris-Warrick and Hubert Hazebroucq
16 Through the Mercure's lens: mid-eighteenth-century acting styles and
vocal aesthetics at the Paris Opéra
Thomas Green
Part V - Discography
17 Rameau's operas on disc
Patrick Florentin