The Vienna Don Giovanni

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The Vienna Don Giovanni

Ian Woodfield

Boydell Press, 2010

  • : hbk

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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内容説明

Aspects of Don Giovanni's compositional history are uncovered and the study provides for detailed evidence with which to evaluate Da Ponte's recollections. The essential truth of his account - that the revision of the operain Vienna was an interactive process - seems to be fully borne out. A general theory of transmission is proposed, which clarifies the relationship between the fluid text produced by re-creation and the static text generated by replication.

目次

Casts of the First Performances and Introduction The Prague Don Giovanni A possible cut Prague musical fingerprints Errors The Vienna Don Giovanni The Graz score The Court Theatre score (OA361/1) The Court Theatre parts (OA361/Stimmen) Later copies deriving from the Court Theatre score The Lausch and Julliard scores The casting of the Vienna Don Giovanni The full version (Vienna 1) An intermediate version? The final versions Vienna 2a and Vienna 2b Da Ponte's story The late eighteenth-century dissemination of Don Giovanni Guardasoni's performances of Don Giovanni in 1788 and 1789 The reception of the Vienna Music in 1790s Prague The 1798 Vienna revival The autograph of Don Giovanni after Mozart's death The Breitkopf & Hartel full score Later manuscripts based on the published score Conclusion

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