Adolphe Adam, master of the opéra-comique, 1824-1856:
The composer Adolphe-Charles Adam (1803-1856) is known all over the world for the famous Christmas anthem ‘Minuit chrétiens’ (‘O Holy Night’). However, he wrote much more than just this. His ballet Giselle (1841) is the quintessence of mystical Romanticism and one of the most enduring works of the d...
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| Zusammenfassung: | The composer Adolphe-Charles Adam (1803-1856) is known all over the world for the famous Christmas anthem ‘Minuit chrétiens’ (‘O Holy Night’). However, he wrote much more than just this. His ballet Giselle (1841) is the quintessence of mystical Romanticism and one of the most enduring works of the dance repertoire. Adam composed a series of ballets, principally for the Paris Opéra, establishing this genre as a serious and integral musical form. His last work was Le Corsaire (1856) which reaches sublime heights. However, Adam was just as famous as a composer for the lyric stage. With Boieldieu, Hérold and Auber, he forms one of the quartet of masters that represent the second school of that profoundly French genre of the opera-comique. The charming and elegant Le Chalet (1834) received over 1500 performances in Paris, and the exuberant and adorable Le Postillon de Lonjumeau (1836) is still played on stages throughout the world. This study considers this gentle, unassuming composer’s life and work, examining his 42 operas and 14 ballets in the context of the vibrant musical scene in Paris during the decades 1820-1860. |
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| adam_text | Table of Contents List of Figures.............................................................................................. x Introduction........................................................................................... xxiii Volume 1 Adolphe Adam............................................................................................. 1 Adolphe Adam Autobiography .................................................................... 5 Complete List of the Works of Adolphe Adam......................................... 28 Notice on the Life and Works of Μ. Adolphe Adam by Μ. F. Halévy, Perpetual Secretary.................................................................................... 31 Donizetti by Adolphe Adam...................................................................... 49 The Operas of Adolphe-Charles Adam Vaudeville................................................................................................. 60 Le baiser au porteur.................................................................................. 60 Opéras-Comiques.................................................................................... 62 1. Le mal du pays, ou la batelière de brientz..............................................62 2. Pierre et Catherine................................................................................. 66 3. Danilowa................................................................................................ 76 4. Trois jours en une heure.........................................................................82 5. Les Trois
Catherine................................................................................ 86 6. Joséphine, ou le retour de wagram........................................................ 94 7. Le Morceau d’ensemble..........................................................................98 8. Le Grand Prix, ou le Voyage à frais communs..................................... 103 9. Casimir, ou le Premier tête-à-tête........................................................ 110 10. Le Proscrit, ou letribunal invisible..................................................... 113 11. Une bonne fortune.............................................................................. 121 12. Le Chalet............................................................................................ 129 13. La Marquise........................................................................................ 143
viii Table of Contents 14. Micheline, ou l’heure de l’esprit........................................................148 15. Le Postillon de Lonjumeau................................................................. 152 16. Le Fidèle Berger................................................................................. 175 17. Le Brasseur de Preston....................................................................... 185 18. Régine, ou deux nuits......................................................................... 204 19. La Reine d’un jour............................................................................. 215 20. Die Hamadryaden............................................................................. 232 21. La Rose de Péronne........................................................................... 239 22. La Main de fer, ou le mariage secret................................................. 250 23. Le Roi d’Yvetôt.................................................................................. 259 24. Lambert Simnel.................................................................................. 273 25. Cagliostro.......................................................................................... 279 26. Richard en Palestine.......................................................................... 295 27. La Bouquetière.................................................................................. 307 28. Le Toréador, ou l’Accordparfait...................................................... 316 29. Le
Fanal............................................................................................ 342 30. Giralda, ou la Nouvelle Psyché......................................................... 353 31. La Poupée de Nuremberg.................................................................. 383 32. Le Farfadet.........................................................................................398 33. Sij’étais roi....................................................................................... 410 34. Le Sourd, ou l’Auberge pleine............................................................430 35. Le Roi des Halles............................................................................... 441 36. Le Bijou perdu....................................................................................458 37. Le Muletier de Tolède........................................................................ 478 38. À Clichy, épisode de la vie d’un artiste..............................................494 39. Le Houzard de Berchini..................................................................... 497 40. Falstaff ................................................................................................ 507 41. Mam zelle Geneviève..........................................................................515 42. Les Pantins de Violette....................................................................... 523 Adam’s English Works.............................. 533 43. His First Campaign............................................................................ 533 44. The
Dark Diamond............................................................................. 535 Volume 2 The Ballets of Adolphe-Charles Adam 1. La Chatte blanche/The White Cat......................................................... 542 2. Faust..................................................................................................... 544 3. La Fille du Danube............................................................................... 547 4. Les Mohicans........................................................................................ 556
Adolphe Adam, Master of the Opéra-Comique, 1824-1856 ix 5. L’Écumeur de mer (MorskoïRasbonick).................................................563 6. Die Hamadryaden.....................................................................................568 7. Giselle, ou les Wilis.................................................................................. 575 8. La Jolie Fille de Gand.............................................................................. 589 9. Le Diable à quatre.................................................................................... 597 10. The Marble Maiden /La Fille de Marbre............................................. 601 11. Griseldis, ou les Cinq Sens.................................................................... 605 12. La Filleule des fées................................................................................. 612 13. Orfa.......................................................................................................... 620 14. Le Corsair................................................................................................ 628 Bibliography................................................................................................. 644 Index.............................................................................................................. 682
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Table of Contents List of Figures. x Introduction. xxiii Volume 1 Adolphe Adam. 1 Adolphe Adam Autobiography . 5 Complete List of the Works of Adolphe Adam. 28 Notice on the Life and Works of Μ. Adolphe Adam by Μ. F. Halévy, Perpetual Secretary. 31 Donizetti by Adolphe Adam. 49 The Operas of Adolphe-Charles Adam Vaudeville. 60 Le baiser au porteur. 60 Opéras-Comiques. 62 1. Le mal du pays, ou la batelière de brientz.62 2. Pierre et Catherine. 66 3. Danilowa. 76 4. Trois jours en une heure.82 5. Les Trois
Catherine. 86 6. Joséphine, ou le retour de wagram. 94 7. Le Morceau d’ensemble.98 8. Le Grand Prix, ou le Voyage à frais communs. 103 9. Casimir, ou le Premier tête-à-tête. 110 10. Le Proscrit, ou letribunal invisible. 113 11. Une bonne fortune. 121 12. Le Chalet. 129 13. La Marquise. 143
viii Table of Contents 14. Micheline, ou l’heure de l’esprit.148 15. Le Postillon de Lonjumeau. 152 16. Le Fidèle Berger. 175 17. Le Brasseur de Preston. 185 18. Régine, ou deux nuits. 204 19. La Reine d’un jour. 215 20. Die Hamadryaden. 232 21. La Rose de Péronne. 239 22. La Main de fer, ou le mariage secret. 250 23. Le Roi d’Yvetôt. 259 24. Lambert Simnel. 273 25. Cagliostro. 279 26. Richard en Palestine. 295 27. La Bouquetière. 307 28. Le Toréador, ou l’Accordparfait. 316 29. Le
Fanal. 342 30. Giralda, ou la Nouvelle Psyché. 353 31. La Poupée de Nuremberg. 383 32. Le Farfadet.398 33. Sij’étais roi. 410 34. Le Sourd, ou l’Auberge pleine.430 35. Le Roi des Halles. 441 36. Le Bijou perdu.458 37. Le Muletier de Tolède. 478 38. À Clichy, épisode de la vie d’un artiste.494 39. Le Houzard de Berchini. 497 40. Falstaff'. 507 41. Mam 'zelle Geneviève.515 42. Les Pantins de Violette. 523 Adam’s English Works. 533 43. His First Campaign. 533 44. The
Dark Diamond. 535 Volume 2 The Ballets of Adolphe-Charles Adam 1. La Chatte blanche/The White Cat. 542 2. Faust. 544 3. La Fille du Danube. 547 4. Les Mohicans. 556
Adolphe Adam, Master of the Opéra-Comique, 1824-1856 ix 5. L’Écumeur de mer (MorskoïRasbonick).563 6. Die Hamadryaden.568 7. Giselle, ou les Wilis. 575 8. La Jolie Fille de Gand. 589 9. Le Diable à quatre. 597 10. The Marble Maiden /La Fille de Marbre. 601 11. Griseldis, ou les Cinq Sens. 605 12. La Filleule des fées. 612 13. Orfa. 620 14. Le Corsair. 628 Bibliography. 644 Index. 682 |
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| topic | Adam, Adolphe 1803-1856 (DE-588)11864372X gnd Komische Oper (DE-588)4164762-2 gnd |
| topic_facet | Adam, Adolphe 1803-1856 Komische Oper Verzeichnis |
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