Giacomo Meyerbeer: the deliberately forgotten composer
When Giacomo Meyerbeer died in 1864 at the age of seventy-two, he was widely regarded as having written the greatest operas since Mozart. And yet, remarkably, his fame and his very name were all but eliminated from the history of music for approximately a hundred years. Who did the dastardly deed? E...
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| Zusammenfassung: | When Giacomo Meyerbeer died in 1864 at the age of seventy-two, he was widely regarded as having written the greatest operas since Mozart. And yet, remarkably, his fame and his very name were all but eliminated from the history of music for approximately a hundred years. Who did the dastardly deed? Each for his own reasons, the principal culprits were Schumann, Mendelssohn, Heine, and Wagner. David Faiman presents here an outline of Meyerbeer's life: his precocious childhood in Prussia, his rise to fame in Italy, his reluctant achievement of superstar status in Paris, the jealousy this engendered among some of his less successful colleagues, and the way one of the above-mentioned availed himself of the latent anti-Semitism of nineteenth-century audiences to remove Meyerbeer's works from our stages and airbrush his very name from our awareness. Thankfully Meyerbeer is now enjoying a deserved revival. This book helps to reintroduce some of the music world's greatest long-lost pleasures. |
| Beschreibung: | xiii, 239 Seiten Illustrationen, Porträts, Karte |
| ISBN: | 9789657023150 |
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| adam_text | Contents Preface vii Acknowledgments xi Introduction 1 Chapter i: Childhood 11 Chapter 2: Serious Studies 20 Chapter 3: The Land Where Lemons Blossom 29 Chapter 4: Paris at Last! 43 Chapter 5: Superstar Status 58 Chapter 6: A Brief Interlude in Berlin 70 Chapter 7: Two Comic Operas 81 Chapter 8: An Unexpected End 89 Chapter 9: Meyerbeer’s Music 98 Chapter 10: Meyerbeer the Man 119 Chapter 11: The Falling Star Chapter 12: Meyerbeer and Anti-Semitism 137 148 Chapter 13: The Case of Richard Wagner 166 Chapter 14: Meyerbeer in Israel Chapter 15; Finale 183 202 Appendix 1: Early Meyerbeer Recordings 216 Appendix 2: Palestine Opera Productions 219 An Annotated Bibliography 221 Index 227 v
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Contents Preface vii Acknowledgments xi Introduction 1 Chapter i: Childhood 11 Chapter 2: Serious Studies 20 Chapter 3: The Land Where Lemons Blossom 29 Chapter 4: Paris at Last! 43 Chapter 5: Superstar Status 58 Chapter 6: A Brief Interlude in Berlin 70 Chapter 7: Two Comic Operas 81 Chapter 8: An Unexpected End 89 Chapter 9: Meyerbeer’s Music 98 Chapter 10: Meyerbeer the Man 119 Chapter 11: The Falling Star Chapter 12: Meyerbeer and Anti-Semitism 137 148 Chapter 13: The Case of Richard Wagner 166 Chapter 14: Meyerbeer in Israel Chapter 15; Finale 183 202 Appendix 1: Early Meyerbeer Recordings 216 Appendix 2: Palestine Opera Productions 219 An Annotated Bibliography 221 Index 227 v |
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