Opera
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Opera: Desire, Disease, Death
By Linda Hutcheon, Michael HutcheonFor bibliographies on Aids literature in general and plays in particular , see Franklin Brooks and Timothy F. Murphy , “ Annotated Bibliography of aids Literature , 1982-91 , ” in Murphy and Poirier , Writing Aids , 321–39 ; Joseph Cady ...
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Opera: Sermones ; Pars III.
By GregoriusOpera: Sermones ; Pars III.
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Opera: Sermones ; Pars II.
By GregoriusOpera: Sermones ; Pars II.
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Opera: Opera exegetica in Genesim ; pars 1 : in Hexaemeron
By GregoriusOpera: Opera exegetica in Genesim ; pars 1 : in Hexaemeron
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Opera: Oratio catechetica, opera dogmatica minora ; Pars IV.
By GregoriusOpera: Oratio catechetica, opera dogmatica minora ; Pars IV.
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Opera
By Peter GammondNo grand gestures required, just a sense of humor. From "legato" to the "vibrato," and from "Bellini" to "Rossini," the Bluffers Guide to Opera contains all you need to know to hit the high notes.
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Opera: A Research and Information Guide
By Guy A. MarcoEd. DorisSilbert Smith. Smith College Music Archives, 7. Northampton, Mass.: Smith College, 1945. M1500 .C322 L5. A pianovocal score, with a 10page introduction. This was the first operabyawoman;shewas GiulioCaccini'sdaughter.653.
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Opera
By Nicholas JohnDido and Aeneas Henry Purcell ( 1659-1695 ) Purcell was born into a musical London family and showed early signs of being very talented . As a choirboy in the Chapel Royal he learnt the traditional English vocal music and the newer ...
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Opera: A Research and Information Guide
By Guy A. MarcoMoore, Robert Etheridge. Henry Purcell and the Restoration Theatre. London: Heinemann, 1961. xv, 223p. Reprint, Westport, Conn.: Greenwood, 1974. ISBN (Greenwood) 0-8371-7155-5. ML410 .P93 M6. A documented account of the stage works in ...
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Opera
By P. Craig RussellPERFORMING ARTS
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Ópera
By P. Craig RussellÓpera
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Opera: The Basics
By Denise P. GalloThis introductionexplores opera's origins, terminology and genres over the past four centuries.
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Opera
By Robert CannonOne of the key organising elements to which Schoenberg, Berg and Webern all turned was literary texts, ... Although written in a realistic, almost journalistic manner, several features made it revolutionary. r Rather than a sequence of ...
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Opera: Volume II: Parmenides, Philebus, Symposium, Phaedrus, Alcibiades I and II, Hipparchus, Amatores
By PlatoThis long awaited new edition contains seven of the dialogues of Plato, and is the first in the five-volume complete edition of Plato's works in the Oxford Classical Texts series.
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Opera
By Susan SutherlandOpera
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Opera: The Basics
By Denise GalloWith key notes, discography and videography, this is the ideal book for students and interested listeners who want to learn more about this important musical genre.
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Opera: The Art of Dying
By Linda Hutcheon, Michael Hutcheon, M.D."In Opera: The Art of Dying a physician and a literary theorist bring together scientific and humanistic perspectives on the lessons on living and dying that this extravagant and seemingly artificial art imparts"--Besedilo z zavihka.
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Opera: Its Story Told Through the Lives and Works of Its Foremost Composers
By David EwenTraces the history of the opera discussing important composers and their works from the sixteenth century to the present day. Includes a glossary of operatic terms.
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Opera
By Herbert KupferbergPhotographs lavishly illustrate an account of developments in the history of opera which calls attention to major composers, singers, and productions
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Opera: A New Way of Listening
By Alexander WaughAn illuminating introduction to this rich art form, the book and accompanying CD guide the reader through every aspect of the opera experience.