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Performing Operas For Mozart Impresarios Singers And Troupes 1st Edition Ian Woodfield

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Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.17 MB

Pages: 290

Author: Ian Woodfield

ISBN: 9781107014299, 1107014298

Language: English

Year: 2012

Edition: 1

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Performing Operas For Mozart Impresarios Singers And Troupes 1st Edition Ian Woodfield by Ian Woodfield 9781107014299, 1107014298 instant download after payment.

The Italian opera company in Prague managed by Pasquale Bondini and Domenico Guardasoni played a central role in promoting Mozart's operas during the final years of his life. Using a wide range of primary sources which include the superb collections of eighteenth-century opera posters and concert programmes in Leipzig and the Indice de' teatrali spettacoli, an almanac of Italian singers and dancers, this study examines the annual schedules, recruitment networks, casting policies and repertoire selections of this important company. Woodfield shows how Italian-language performances of Figaro, Don Giovanni, Così fan tutte and La clemenza di Tito flourished along the well-known cultural axis linking Prague in Bohemia to Dresden and Leipzig in Saxony. The important part played by concert performances of operatic arias in the early reception of Mozart's works is also discussed and new information is presented about the reception of Josepha Duschek and Mozart in Leipzig.