Feasting and fasting in opera: from Renaissance banquets to the Callas diet
Feasting and Fasting in Opera shows that the consumption of food and drink is an essential component of opera, both on and off stage. In this book, opera scholar Pierpaolo Polzonetti explores how convivial culture shaped the birth of opera and opera-going rituals until the mid-nineteenth century, wh...
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Zusammenfassung: | Feasting and Fasting in Opera shows that the consumption of food and drink is an essential component of opera, both on and off stage. In this book, opera scholar Pierpaolo Polzonetti explores how convivial culture shaped the birth of opera and opera-going rituals until the mid-nineteenth century, when eating and drinking at the opera house were still common. Through analyses of convivial scenes in operas, the book also shows how the consumption of food and drink, and sharing or the refusal to do so, define characters' identity and relationships. Feasting and Fasting in Opera moves chronologically from around 1480 to the middle of the nineteenth century, when Wagner's operatic reforms banished refreshments during the performance and mandated a darkened auditorium and absorbed listening. The book focuses on questions of comedy, pleasure, embodiment, and indulgence--looking at fasting, poisoning, food disorders, body types, diet, and social, ethnic, and gender identities--in both tragic and comic operas from Monteverdi to Puccini. Polzonetti also sheds new light on the diet Maria Callas underwent in preparation for her famous performance as Violetta, the consumptive heroine of Verdi's La traviata. Neither food lovers nor opera scholars will want to miss Polzonetti's page-turning and imaginative book |
Beschreibung: | XV, 319 Seiten Illustrationen |
ISBN: | 022680500X 9780226805009 |
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spelling | Polzonetti, Pierpaolo Verfasser (DE-588)143893564 aut Feasting and fasting in opera from Renaissance banquets to the Callas diet Pierpaolo Polzonetti Chicago The University of Chicago Press 2021 XV, 319 Seiten Illustrationen txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Frontmatter -- Contents -- Prologue: What Is Food Doing in Opera? -- P a r t I Convivial Beginnings -- 1. The Symposium and the Birth of Opera -- 2. The Renaissance Banquet as Multimedia Art -- 3. Orpheus at the Cardinal's Table -- 4. Eating at the Opera House -- P a r t I I "Tastes Funny": Tragic and Comic Meals from Monteverdi to Mozart -- 5. Comedy as Embodiment in Monteverdi and Mozart -- 6. The Insatiable: Tyrants and Libertines -- 7. Indulging in Comic Opera: Gastronomy as Identity -- Part III The Effects of Feasting and Fasting -- 8. Coff ee and Chocolate from Bach to Puccini -- 9. Verdi and the Laws of Gastromusicology -- 10. The Callas Diet -- Acknowledgments -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index Feasting and Fasting in Opera shows that the consumption of food and drink is an essential component of opera, both on and off stage. In this book, opera scholar Pierpaolo Polzonetti explores how convivial culture shaped the birth of opera and opera-going rituals until the mid-nineteenth century, when eating and drinking at the opera house were still common. Through analyses of convivial scenes in operas, the book also shows how the consumption of food and drink, and sharing or the refusal to do so, define characters' identity and relationships. Feasting and Fasting in Opera moves chronologically from around 1480 to the middle of the nineteenth century, when Wagner's operatic reforms banished refreshments during the performance and mandated a darkened auditorium and absorbed listening. The book focuses on questions of comedy, pleasure, embodiment, and indulgence--looking at fasting, poisoning, food disorders, body types, diet, and social, ethnic, and gender identities--in both tragic and comic operas from Monteverdi to Puccini. Polzonetti also sheds new light on the diet Maria Callas underwent in preparation for her famous performance as Violetta, the consumptive heroine of Verdi's La traviata. Neither food lovers nor opera scholars will want to miss Polzonetti's page-turning and imaginative book Food in opera Opera MUSIC / General Print version Polzonetti, Pierpaolo Feasting and fasting in opera 9780226804958 Chicago : The University of Chicago Press, 2021 |
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