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Il compositore Perotino, tra medioevo e contemporaneità. Il ruolo della singolarità nell'espressione musicale.
Insieme con ”Andrea Chénier”, “Fedora” costituisce il titolo più famoso nel repertorio di Umberto Giordano (1867 – 1948), compositore di origine foggiana che, alle soglie del XX° secolo, si caratterizza per una formidabile inventiva melodica e quella perfetta “aderenza della musica all’azione” (per dirla con l’insuperato musicologo Massimo Mila) che ne fa uno degli interpreti più pregevoli della poetica verista.
I Quaderni dell'Istituto Liszt, 2018
This paper aims to facilitate young students in their relationship with 'art music', more specifically in didactic contexts where listening practices are faced whithout any strategies or adequate methods. The choice fell on R.W. - Venezia (1883) by Franz Liszt, a brief piano-piece composed soon after Wagner's death, significant both for its extra-musical references and for its modern and not-conventional use of musical language, typical of Liszt's last compositions.
"VeneziaMusica e dintorni" (ISSN 1971-8241), 2019
KEYWs: Mozart, _Il Re pastore_ KV 208, Metastasio, Arcadia, despotismo illuminato
2022
Con "Il Matrimonio Segreto", considerata l'opera giocosa più celebre del Settecento dopo la trilogia Mozart-Da Ponte, il compositore Domenico Cimarosa (1749-1801) pose un trionfale suggello al secolo che aveva visto la nascita e il trionfo del genere buffo di scuola napoletana. Per dirla con l'insuperato musicologo Massimo Mila: "Il Matrimonio Segreto conclude il secolo che muore: la gaiezza settecentesca è ormai tutta permeata di malinconia e di patetica sensibilità".
Intralinea International journal of translation studies, 14 (2012), disponibile on line al link http://www.intralinea.org/archive/article/1887
Musica Docta, 2012
This paper focuses on La Giuditta , an oratorio in vernacular composed by Alessandro Scarlatti on a libretto by Antonio Ottoboni. Based on a Bible’s deuterocanonical book, the story of the successful deeds of Judith, a beautiful Hebrew who decides to face the terrible Holofernes in order to save Israel, inspired poetic and music-dramatic features of lots of oratorios. Due to her high exemplary virtues, she is frequently represented in figurative arts, as well as in literature, where biblical memory meets poetic invention. So far, this subject gives the opportunity to structure a didactic project, relying music, considered as a point of departure, with historical, artistic and literary disciplines. Two sessions of didactics of listening based respectively on the duet Judith-Nurse, “Deh, rifletti al gran cimento”, and Holofernes’ aria “Togliti da quest’occhi”, in order to introduce the three main characters of Scarlatti’s oratorio and to illustrate two important moments of the plot.
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