This text brings to the fore certain matters concerning the relationship between Italian opera singers and members of the Spanish Nobility towards the end of XVIII and the beginning of the XIX centuries, based on the example to be gleaned from the surviving correspondence attributed to the Duquesa de Osuna. The said documentation underlines the importance of the system of patronage and protection accorded to Italian music and musicians in the Iberian Peninsula within the framework of the consolidation of Italian Opera in Spain. Despite the liberty enjoyed by non-Spanish musicians they were still obliged to seek out the protection of the most noble families to be found in Spain at that time. The example shown by the Duquesa de Osuna can be s...
Sigismondo D’India (1582 ?-1629 ?), contemporain de Claudio Monteverdi, est un compositeur parmi les...
The author portrays the image Spain enjoyed during the European baroque in three areas governed by t...
International audienceIn the modern era, visits by nobles from one court to another were privileged ...
I Encuentro de Jóvenes Investigadores, Zaragoza, 9 y 10 de Febrero del 2012[EN]The aim of this paper...
Attraverso alcuni esempi si discute la funzione della musica e del mecenatismo musicale nell'attivit...
RESUMEN: La corte valenciana de Fernando de Aragón, Duque de Calabria (1526-1550), se destaca en el ...
The history of the presence of the Italian aristocracy in the Eighteenth Century Spanish army is a n...
Em Portugal é raro terem-se conservado, até aos nossos dias, acervos relacionados com a prática musi...
In so-called Spanish Italy, or the Italian territories subject to the Spanish rule (the State of Mil...
Defence date: 18 April 2016Examining Board: Profesor Luca Molà, European University Institute, Flore...
In queste pagine si descrive brevemente il Ms. Ottoboniano 2882 della Biblioteca Vaticana. È un canz...
Durante mucho tiempo, la corte virreinal valenciana atrajo la atención de historiadores y musicólogo...
El objeto de esta tesis doctoral es estudiar los géneros dramáticos de formato reducido en el contex...
International audienceWhen Marie-Anne de La Trémoille married prince Flavio Orsini, known for his Fr...
International audienceWhen Marie-Anne de La Trémoille married prince Flavio Orsini, known for his Fr...
Sigismondo D’India (1582 ?-1629 ?), contemporain de Claudio Monteverdi, est un compositeur parmi les...
The author portrays the image Spain enjoyed during the European baroque in three areas governed by t...
International audienceIn the modern era, visits by nobles from one court to another were privileged ...
I Encuentro de Jóvenes Investigadores, Zaragoza, 9 y 10 de Febrero del 2012[EN]The aim of this paper...
Attraverso alcuni esempi si discute la funzione della musica e del mecenatismo musicale nell'attivit...
RESUMEN: La corte valenciana de Fernando de Aragón, Duque de Calabria (1526-1550), se destaca en el ...
The history of the presence of the Italian aristocracy in the Eighteenth Century Spanish army is a n...
Em Portugal é raro terem-se conservado, até aos nossos dias, acervos relacionados com a prática musi...
In so-called Spanish Italy, or the Italian territories subject to the Spanish rule (the State of Mil...
Defence date: 18 April 2016Examining Board: Profesor Luca Molà, European University Institute, Flore...
In queste pagine si descrive brevemente il Ms. Ottoboniano 2882 della Biblioteca Vaticana. È un canz...
Durante mucho tiempo, la corte virreinal valenciana atrajo la atención de historiadores y musicólogo...
El objeto de esta tesis doctoral es estudiar los géneros dramáticos de formato reducido en el contex...
International audienceWhen Marie-Anne de La Trémoille married prince Flavio Orsini, known for his Fr...
International audienceWhen Marie-Anne de La Trémoille married prince Flavio Orsini, known for his Fr...
Sigismondo D’India (1582 ?-1629 ?), contemporain de Claudio Monteverdi, est un compositeur parmi les...
The author portrays the image Spain enjoyed during the European baroque in three areas governed by t...
International audienceIn the modern era, visits by nobles from one court to another were privileged ...