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His International Art

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An edition of Puccini (1989)

Puccini

His International Art

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"Girardi considers Puccini's musical and dramatic techniques together, demonstrating how his manipulation of dense networks of themes, sophisticated harmonic techniques, and masterly orchestrations work to arouse the audience's emotions.

Girardi also discusses the question of Puccini's assimilation of influences from composers as diverse as Verdi, Wagner, Bizet, Richard Strauss, Debussy, and Stravinsky, showing how Puccini attempted to reconcile Italian techniques with those of European musical theater as a whole to make Italian opera a truly international art."--BOOK JACKET.

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546

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Cover of: Puccini
Puccini: His International Art
November 15, 2002, University Of Chicago Press
Paperback in English
Cover of: Puccini
Puccini: His International Art
August 15, 2000, University Of Chicago Press
Hardcover in English
Cover of: Puccini
Puccini: la vita e l'opera
1989, Newton Compton
in Italian - 1a ed.

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First Sentence

"The impressive musical lineage of the Puccini family is surpassed only by that of the Bachs: in the great Johann Sebastian's line, the musician's trade passed from father to son through seven generations over nearly three centuries, from the sixteenth to the eighteenth."

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Paperback
Number of pages
546
Dimensions
9.5 x 6.7 x 1.2 inches
Weight
1.8 pounds

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Open Library
OL9786311M
ISBN 10
0226297586
ISBN 13
9780226297583
LibraryThing
4516757
Goodreads
3407428

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OL3191347W

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The impressive musical lineage of the Puccini family is surpassed only by that of the Bachs: in the great Johann Sebastian's line, the musician's trade passed from father to son through seven generations over nearly three centuries, from the sixteenth to the eighteenth.
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