This thesis describes the importance of the amateur academy as a centre for the consumption of both literary and musical works in cinquecento Italy. By occupying a middle space between the public and private spheres, the cultural environment of the academy lends itself particularly well to the practice of analytical "readings" of texts through music. In their musical lezioni of selections from Ariosto's chivalric epic Orlando furioso, Jachet de Berchem, Vincenzo Ruffo, and Jan Nasco show themselves to be concerned with many of the same issues as contemporary literary critics (the explication of imagery and metaphor), but at the same time they also create complex emotional and psychological readings of the subjectivities of the poem's centra...
"Melodramma" dominates eighteenth-century Italian theatre. Not only did. it attract the enthusiastic...
This work pretends to leave written proof of the analysis previous to the composition in the assumpt...
There is general agreement in the scholarly literature that Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643) was one o...
Luca Marenzio has long been acknowledged as one of the greatest masters of the Italian madrigal, yet...
The article introduces a didactic module, designed for students in the three last years of Music Col...
Orientador: Carlos Fernando FioriniTese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto d...
This study offers a critical assessment of musical drama based on the Orlando furioso of Ludovico Ar...
The Musica nova of Adrian Willaert, a large collection of madrigals and motets composed around 1540 ...
Scholars of secular Trecento music are often required to confront issues concerning the interpretati...
This study explores the concept of what constitutes a contemporary madrigal, and how this is inspire...
Gesualdo’s compositional writing evolves throughout his six books of madrigals. While the first two ...
This thesis examines how the mid sixteenth century madrigal phenomenon was perceived and interpreted...
The early decades of the seventeenth century saw an important aesthetic shift in Italian secular mus...
492 p.Thesis (D.M.A.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1984.The Concerti di Andrea et di...
Battista Guarini's Il pastor fido (1590) holds a prominent place in the history of the Italian madri...
"Melodramma" dominates eighteenth-century Italian theatre. Not only did. it attract the enthusiastic...
This work pretends to leave written proof of the analysis previous to the composition in the assumpt...
There is general agreement in the scholarly literature that Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643) was one o...
Luca Marenzio has long been acknowledged as one of the greatest masters of the Italian madrigal, yet...
The article introduces a didactic module, designed for students in the three last years of Music Col...
Orientador: Carlos Fernando FioriniTese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto d...
This study offers a critical assessment of musical drama based on the Orlando furioso of Ludovico Ar...
The Musica nova of Adrian Willaert, a large collection of madrigals and motets composed around 1540 ...
Scholars of secular Trecento music are often required to confront issues concerning the interpretati...
This study explores the concept of what constitutes a contemporary madrigal, and how this is inspire...
Gesualdo’s compositional writing evolves throughout his six books of madrigals. While the first two ...
This thesis examines how the mid sixteenth century madrigal phenomenon was perceived and interpreted...
The early decades of the seventeenth century saw an important aesthetic shift in Italian secular mus...
492 p.Thesis (D.M.A.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1984.The Concerti di Andrea et di...
Battista Guarini's Il pastor fido (1590) holds a prominent place in the history of the Italian madri...
"Melodramma" dominates eighteenth-century Italian theatre. Not only did. it attract the enthusiastic...
This work pretends to leave written proof of the analysis previous to the composition in the assumpt...
There is general agreement in the scholarly literature that Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643) was one o...