On Opera / Williams, Bernard.
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Yale University Press,
2008.
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Editorial Preface / Williams, Patricia
- Introduction / Tanner, Michael
- 1. The Nature of Opera: Entry for The New Grove Dictionary of Opera
- 2. Mozart's Comedies and the Sense of an Ending
- 3. Mozart's Figaro: A Question of Class?
- 4. Don Giovanni as an Idea
- 5. Passion and Cynicism: Remarks on Così fan tutte
- 6. Rather Red than Black: Verdi, Don Carlos and the Passion for Freedom
- 7. Tristan and Time
- 8. The Elusiveness of Pessimism: Responding to the Ring
- 9. Wagner and the Transcendence of Politics
- 10. L'Envers des destinées: Remarks on Debussy's Pelléas et Mélisande
- 11. Manifest Artifice: The Ingenuity of Puccini
- 12. Comments on Opera and Ideas: From Mozart to Strauss by Paul Robinson
- 13. The Marriage and the Flute: Tippett and Mozart
- 14. Janácek's Modernism: Doing Less with More in Music and Philosophy
- 15. Authenticity and Re-creation: Musicology, Performance and Production
- 16. Naïve and Sentimental Opera Lovers
- Acknowledgments
- Index of Names and Works.