Stephen Mould

Curating Opera (eBook, PDF)

Reinventing the Past Through Museums of Opera and Art

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

This study considers how curatorial forces are at work within an opera house dentifying the functionaries and processes that guide them.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 238
• Erscheinungstermin: 9. Februar 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781000338560
• Artikelnr.: 60773711

Autorenporträt

Stephen Mould studied music in Sydney and London, subsequently pursuing a career in opera houses, where he has been employed as a coach, musical assistant, conductor and senior administrator in Germany, Belgium, Australia and the USA. For thirteen years he was a member of the staff of Opera Australia, as a musical assistant, conductor and Head of Music. He is currently senior lecturer in conducting and operatic studies at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, The University of Sydney.

Inhaltsangabe

Part One
Chapter 1: 'Curationism'
Chapter 2: Towards the curation of opera
Chapter 3: The rise and fall of the public art museum
Part Two
Chapter 4: The invention of opera
Chapter 5: Operatic transformations
Chapter 6: From marketplace to museum
Chapter 7: Mozart's operas during the long nineteenth century (1)
Chapter 8: Mozart's operas during the long nineteenth century (2)
Chapter 9: Boom and bust in the nineteenth century
Part Three
Chapter 10: The sociology of the opera house - insiders
Chapter 11: The operatic work and the concept of Werktreue
Chapter 12: Rossini, Rembrandt and the Werktreue debate
Chapter 13: Dramaturgy and the dramaturge in the opera house
Chapter 14: The dramaturgy of murder and madness
Chapter 15: 'Deeds of music made visible'
Chapter 16: Conclusion / Afterword

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Part One

Chapter 1: 'Curationism'

Chapter 2: Towards the curation of opera

Chapter 3: The rise and fall of the public art museum

Part Two

Chapter 4: The invention of opera

Chapter 5: Operatic transformations

Chapter 6: From marketplace to museum

Chapter 7: Mozart's operas during the long nineteenth century (1)

Chapter 8: Mozart's operas during the long nineteenth century (2)

Chapter 9: Boom and bust in the nineteenth century

Part Three

Chapter 10: The sociology of the opera house - insiders

Chapter 11: The operatic work and the concept of Werktreue

Chapter 12: Rossini, Rembrandt and the Werktreue debate

Chapter 13: Dramaturgy and the dramaturge in the opera house

Chapter 14: The dramaturgy of murder and madness

Chapter 15: 'Deeds of music made visible'

Chapter 16: Conclusion / Afterword