America's Musical Stage: Two Hundred Years of Musical TheatreBloomsbury Academic, 06/12/1985 - 252 páginas Mates shows the musical stage in all its guises--from burlesque to musical comedy to grand opera--from its beginnings in pre-Revolutionary America to the present day. He deals sensitively with the recurrent aesthetic question of popular versus highbrow art and also looks at critical reactions to popular theatrical forms of musical entertainment. He introduces the reader to various types of theatrical companies, the changing repertory, and the many kinds of musical performers who have animated the stage. Mates focuses on the creative relationships between the different forms of opera, the minstrel show and circus, melodrama and dance, burlesque, revue, vaudeville, and musical comedy. |
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... French dancers began to tour the colonies with a strange blend of entertainment which added to the dance some French opera , some tightrope and slack - rope dancing , some acrobatics and tumbling , and some juggling for good measure ...
... French dancers began to tour the colonies with a strange blend of entertainment which added to the dance some French opera , some tightrope and slack - rope dancing , some acrobatics and tumbling , and some juggling for good measure ...
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... French actors sang the operas of Cimarosa and Paisiello . New Orleans and Charleston started the first permanent French theatres in this country , so French operas , sung in French , were presented there . Even in New York and Baltimore ...
... French actors sang the operas of Cimarosa and Paisiello . New Orleans and Charleston started the first permanent French theatres in this country , so French operas , sung in French , were presented there . Even in New York and Baltimore ...
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... French dancers arrived in the colonies fairly early . In addition to training American dancers , they were accus- tomed to dance , to sing French opera , to perform on the tight- rope , and to excel in acrobatics and tumbling . Fine French ...
... French dancers arrived in the colonies fairly early . In addition to training American dancers , they were accus- tomed to dance , to sing French opera , to perform on the tight- rope , and to excel in acrobatics and tumbling . Fine French ...
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Overture Some History an Analysis and a Polemic | 3 |
3 | 7 |
Performers | 39 |
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America's Musical Stage: Two Hundred Years of Musical Theatre Julian Mates Pré-visualização limitada - 1987 |
America's Musical Stage: Two Hundred Years of Musical Theatre Julian Mates Visualização de excertos - 1987 |
America's Musical Stage: Two Hundred Years of Musical Theatre Julian Mates Visualização de excertos - 1985 |
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actors afterpiece Amer American musical stage American Musical Theatre American Opera American stage American Theatre assortment attempt audience ballad opera ballet began Black Crook Boston Broadway burlesque burlesque shows characters Charles Chicago choreographer chorus circus cities Cohan comic opera composers concert dancers decade dissertation drama early eighteenth century entertainment example extravaganzas farce-comedy featured Follies George girls grand opera Harrigan and Hart helped History ical ican included Irving Berlin Jerome Kern Jerome Robbins John Durang later libretto Louis manager melodrama minstrel show Mulligan Guard museums musical comedy musical theatre Niblo's nineteenth century Old American Company opera companies opera houses operetta orchestra pantomime pany performers Ph.D Philadelphia plays plot popular production repertory reprinted New York revue Rodgers satire scene Show Boat singers singing songs and dances stars stock companies story Theatre Collection theatrical tradition traveled troupe twentieth century University Press variety acts vaudeville William wrote Ziegfeld
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Singing the New Nation: How Music Shaped the Confederacy, 1861-1865 E. Lawrence Abel Pré-visualização indisponível - 2000 |