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Die Rezeption des Orpheus-Mythos in deutschen Musikdramen des 17. Jahrhunderts
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German
Published/Copyright:
2008
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The story of the divine singer who could tame wild animals and enchant inanimate nature, and who for love of his wife descended to the underworld, has exercised a never-ending fascination throughout all epochs. It is therefore scarcely surprising that the myth of Orpheus became a source of inspiration and his figure a leading character for the new genre of opera, which was beginning to establish itself in the 17th century. The fate of the singer provided seven music dramas with their material, the metamorphoses of which cast light on baroque authors, their public and their age.
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Olga Artsibacheva, Köln.
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Frontmatter
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Inhalt
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1. Einleitung
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2. Quellen des Orpheus-Mythos im 17. Jahrhundert
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3. Der Orpheus-Mythos in deutschen Musikdramen des 17. Jahrhunderts
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4. Schlussbetrachtung
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Anhang
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Backmatter
251
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eBook published on:
February 26, 2009
eBook ISBN:
9783484970816
Hardcover published on:
December 12, 2008
Hardcover ISBN:
9783484366329
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Front matter:
9
Main content:
297
Illustrations:
21
Audience(s) for this book
Academics (German Studies, Literature), Institutes, Libraries
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