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Palladini, Giada <1979>. "La prestazione d'opera nelle società." Doctoral thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/1148.
Full textThe present study focuses on provision of work inside companies. Starting from a historical reconstructive analisys and from an examination of the positive right various figures ruled by civil code, in order to better understand the ratio of the current law, the author later focused on provision of work qualification, in order to evaluate the compatibility between worker – partner and the various kinds of working relationships also considering, for this purpose, the jurisprudential elaboration formed about joint-venture. Finally, it has been studied the meaning of economic dependence, as it is defined in Italy and in France, for the purpose of verify its applicability on previously analysed relationships, with a special regard toward the cooperative worker-partner position, also keeping in mind the indexes elaborated by doctrine concerning economically dependent employment.
BIANCHI, KORNER ALESSANDRA. "L'INSEGNAMENTO DELL'ITALIANO A CANTANTI D'OPERA INTERNAZIONALI." Doctoral thesis, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10280/6167.
Full textThe research investigates the teaching procedures of Italian language and diction to international opera singers. After a brief digression on the lyric opera, we analyze the figure of librettista and in particular of Lorenzo Da Ponte, a forerunner of the Italian language and culture teaching. An examination of the first singing courses shows how teaching a impeccable pronunciation was already crucial in the XVIII century. The phonetics and prosody teaching procedures in the history of glottodidactics are then examined, as well as the biological and psycho-social factors critical while learning a foreign language and the main linguistic difficulties faced by foreign students approaching the Italian language. We present the data of a survey conducted on ten musical institutions like the Milan Conservatory, the Julliard School of Music of New York and the Washington State University of Seattle. We analyze the teaching procedures and the textbooks adopted and the results of a questionnaire addressed to the teachers and students of these schools. Finally we display a syllabus for international opera singers to profitably approach the Italian language.
BIANCHI, KORNER ALESSANDRA. "L'INSEGNAMENTO DELL'ITALIANO A CANTANTI D'OPERA INTERNAZIONALI." Doctoral thesis, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10280/6167.
Full textThe research investigates the teaching procedures of Italian language and diction to international opera singers. After a brief digression on the lyric opera, we analyze the figure of librettista and in particular of Lorenzo Da Ponte, a forerunner of the Italian language and culture teaching. An examination of the first singing courses shows how teaching a impeccable pronunciation was already crucial in the XVIII century. The phonetics and prosody teaching procedures in the history of glottodidactics are then examined, as well as the biological and psycho-social factors critical while learning a foreign language and the main linguistic difficulties faced by foreign students approaching the Italian language. We present the data of a survey conducted on ten musical institutions like the Milan Conservatory, the Julliard School of Music of New York and the Washington State University of Seattle. We analyze the teaching procedures and the textbooks adopted and the results of a questionnaire addressed to the teachers and students of these schools. Finally we display a syllabus for international opera singers to profitably approach the Italian language.
Pinna, Marcella <1994>. "Innovazione e performance artistica nei teatri d'opera italiani." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/17371.
Full textNONNATO, ALICE. "Prestazione d'opera intellettuale e onere della prova dell'inadempimento." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Ferrara, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/11392/2388929.
Full textSchiavo, Giulia <1994>. "L'Innovazione artistica nei teatri d'opera: la regia moderna di opere tradizionali." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/15176.
Full textSohet, Dominique. "Les operas de haydn : contraintes et liberte." Paris 4, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA040388.
Full textEsterhaza, where most of haydn's operas were composed, implied, because of its geographical, political and cultural position and of its reigning princes tastes, a set of constraints. These had direct consequences both of selected libretti (themes, adaptations) and on musical choices concessing the makeup of the troupe (orchestra, choir, soloists). It appears that the composer, ever respectful of his prince and his artists, found in these constraints the true originality of his opera style: from constraint to liberty
Anastasio, Francesca. "Razionalizzazione dei processi manutentivi dei mezzi d'opera ferroviari: il caso DIPSA TECHNES s.r.l." Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2021.
Find full textBrugière, Timothée. "Oscillations des neutrinos sur et hors faisceau : étude des performances du système d'acquisition d'OPERA." Phd thesis, Université Claude Bernard - Lyon I, 2011. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00765032.
Full textChon-Sen, Nathalie. "Caractéristiques et suivi du trajectographe électronique de la cible d'OPERA : étude des événements électroniques." Phd thesis, Université Louis Pasteur - Strasbourg I, 2009. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00392483.
Full textChon-Sen, Nathalie Dracos Marcos. "Caractéristiques et suivi du trajectographe électronique de la cible d'OPERA : étude des événements électroniques." Strasbourg : Université de Strasbourg, 2009. http://eprints-scd-ulp.u-strasbg.fr:8080/secure/00001109/01/CHON-SEN_Nathalie_2009.pdf.
Full textPerata, R. "L'OUVERTURE D'OPERA ITALIANA DALLA MORTE DI MOZART ALLA RESTAURAZIONE - TECNICHE FORMULARI E INNOVAZIONI FORMALI." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/2434/370299.
Full textBaga, Monica. "Studi verdiani, traduzione e nuove tecnologie: Costruzione e analisi di due corpora bilingui paralleli di libretti d'opera." Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2015. http://amslaurea.unibo.it/9485/.
Full textNoca, Silvia <1990>. "Il teatro Grimani a San Giovanni Grisostomo. Libretti d'opera e antiporte figurate per le stagioni 1678 - 1700." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/9004.
Full textBaldin, Andrea <1984>. "Metodologia Data Envelopment Analysis e Indici di Malmquist per la valutazione delle performance produttive dei teatri d'opera italiani e tedeschi." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/2156.
Full textCrupi, Leonardo <1994>. "Analisi comparativa di due teatri d'opera: Il teatro Comunale di Bologna ed il teatro Real di Madrid messi a confronto." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/17347.
Full textRouvière, Olivier. "La dramaturgie des pieces (melodrammi) de metastase : une reflexion sur les fonctionnements dramatiques du livret d'opera serie et sur leurs "reformes"." Paris 3, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA030079.
Full textThis thesis have in view a double objective: the rehabilitation of the opera seria's libretto (also said: melodramma) as a dramatic objet definite by his own rules if not really autonomous; and the outline of a monograph about this author too much unknown in france that is metastasio (pietro trapassi, 16981782, said). In keeping with theatrical studies, this work tries a determinedly "dramaturgic" approach of the choosen products (that is the 26 melodrammi wroten by metastasio between 1724 and 1771) and, more generally, of the libretto's kind. Finally, we tempt to demonstrate that, thanks to metastasio, the libretto, for the most part of the eighteenth century, represented for italy a true (and single) theatrical form, comparable, as regards the success and artistic consequence, to the french classic tragedy
Besnier, Magali. "Reconstruction et analyse d'interactions de neutrinos dans les blocs cibles émulsions d'OPERA et discrimination du fond charmé dans le canal τ → 3h." Chambéry, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008CHAMS019.
Full textOPERA (Gran-Sasso, Italy) is a long-baseline neutrino experiment dedicated to the tau neutrino detection in a pure muon neutrino beam, produced at CERN (730 km away). The main goal is to observe the νμ → ντ oscillation. The experiment uses a hybrid technology with electronic detectors and target blocks made of lead plates interleaved with nuclear emulsion sheets, in order to sign efficiently the ντ interactions. The fundamental features of OPERA are its particle reconstruction performances achieved in spatial and angular resolutions. First studies done in this thesis concern the development of several analysis tools like the particle momentum determination using the multiple coulomb scattering in target, and a method of neutrino interaction reconstruction for multi-vertex events. Then it has been possible to develop a multivariable analysis in order to separate tau and charmed events in the tau decay channel into three charged hadrons. These tools have been tested with neutrino interactions observed first with the OPERA test-beam called PEANUT, then with the OPERA events accumulated during the first CNGS run in 2007. The combined analysis of these events has shown that both the analysis method and the OPERA detector behaviour are well understood
Gasparrini, Andrea. "Studio e simulazione dinamica FEM di un innovativo carro ferroviario per manutenzione linea." Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2017.
Find full textGeri, Stefano. "Studio e simulazione strutturale statica di un innovativo carro ferroviario per manutenzione linea." Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2017.
Find full textArrabito, Luisa. "Developpement d'un systeme ultra rapide pour le scan des emulsions nucleaires d'OPERA et etude sur la localistion des vertex de l'interaction des neutrinos a l'aide de ce systeme." Phd thesis, Université Claude Bernard - Lyon I, 2007. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00283267.
Full textL'expérience OPERA, avec ses ~100000 m2 d'émulsions nucléaires, nécessite l'utilisation de systèmes de scan automatiques ultra rapides. Les composantes optiques et mécaniques de ces systèmes ont été optimisées pour atteindre une vitesse de scan de ~20 cm2/heure par couche d'émulsion (44 μm d'épaisseur), tout en gardant une résolution sub-micrométrique.
Dans la première partie de mon travail de thèse, je me suis consacrée à l'optimisation des 4 systèmes de scan au sein de l'unique station de scan française basée à Lyon. Une étude expérimentale sur les performances d'un scan utilisant un objectif à sec a été également réalisée. Les résultats obtenus montrent que les performances d'un scan « à sec » sont similaires à celles d'un scan traditionnel utilisant un objectif à huile.
La deuxième partie de mon travail a consisté à valider la stratégie actuellement utilisée dans OPERA pour la localisation et la reconstruction des vertex de l'interaction des neutrinos, à l'aide d'un test sur faisceau dédié. Les résultats obtenus confirment définitivement que la stratégie proposée est bien adaptée à la recherche du lepton tau.
Arrabito, Luisa. "Développement d'un systeme ultra rapide pour le scan des émulsions nucléaires d'OPERA et étude sur la localistion des vertex de l'interaction des neutrinos à l'aide de ce système." Lyon 1, 2007. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/docs/00/28/32/67/PDF/tesi_dottorato.pdf.
Full textVerona, Francesco. "Forme della citazione del melodramma operistico nel cinema italiano: 1960-2015." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Padova, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/11577/3425255.
Full textIl rapporto tra il teatro d’opera e il cinema italiano ha, fin dagli albori, attraversato la settima arte, scandendone alcuni momenti di primaria importanza. Il presente lavoro di ricerca è dedicato a una parte di questo fitto scambio e si focalizza sulle citazioni del melodramma operistico all’interno della cinematografia nazionale in un arco cronologico circoscritto tra il 1960 e il 2015. Attraverso un vasto lavoro di setaccio è stato possibile costruire un imponente corpus – circa 200 pellicole – portando così alla luce numerosi episodi in cui il teatro d’opera, in forme diverse, entra a far parte del racconto filmico; la ricognizione ha tenuto conto sia di registi notoriamente più attenti e sensibili al rapporto con il melodramma (Luchino Visconti, Bernardo Bertolucci, i fratelli Taviani, Marco Bellocchio), sia di registi meno indagati e che al contempo hanno profuso nelle loro pellicole momenti significativi di pagine del repertorio lirico, facendo così emergere la capillare diffusione del teatro musicale nel panorama cinematografico italiano. Dopo aver fornito un quadro teorico sulla figura della citazione attestandola all’interno degli studi sul dialogismo e sull’intertestualità (Michail Bachtin, Julia Kristeva, Roland Barthes, Antoine Compagnon), la prima sezione del lavoro, è votata alla discussione del corpus, mettendo in risalto le diverse forme in cui si manifesta la citazione operistica, al fine di evidenziare le differenti implicazioni e le stratificazioni di significato che essa apporta al testo filmico. L’indagine ha tenuto conto dell’ampia letteratura sulla musica per film – in particolar modo gli studi di Sergio Miceli da cui sono state mutuate alcune categorie alla base della ricerca – e dei contributi teorici sulle intersezioni tra cinema e melodramma, che negli ultimi decenni hanno trovato sempre più ampia diffusione specialmente nel mondo anglosassone, ma non solo. La seconda parte della tesi è invece interamente dedicata a singoli cineasti che nella loro produzione filmica hanno più volte, e in modo del tutto originale, fatto ricorso al teatro d’opera. Dapprima viene presa in esame la filmografia di Bernardo Bertolucci e il suo ambivalente rapporto con la tradizione, per poi passare in rassegna le pellicole di Marco Bellocchio, che rappresenta l’esempio più interessante degli ultimi cinquant’anni per come ha saputo rinnovare e ripensare costantemente il proprio rapporto con il melodramma, ricercando soluzioni espressive mai uguali a loro stesse. Il capitolo conclusivo si focalizza invece sul cinema contemporaneo, analizzando il “caso limite” di Mario Martone, segnatamente il suo lungometraggio Noi credevamo, la cui colonna sonora è interamente composta di citazioni tratte dal repertorio operistico ottocentesco.
PARENTI, PAMELA. "I libretti di Giuseppe Palomba e il teatro comico musicale a Napoli tra Sette e Ottocento." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Roma "Tor Vergata", 2008. http://hdl.handle.net/2108/615.
Full textBanoun, Bernard. "Strauss, Hofmannsthal, et le livret d'opéra." Paris 4, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1991PA040195.
Full textIn the present study, the co-operation between Strauss and Hofmannsthal, a frequent object of research work, is placed in a larger context than that of the six operas signed by both of the two artists: this study takes into consideration the fifteen libretti set to music by Strauss as well as the rank of the libretti within Hofmannsthal’s work and his aesthetic ideas. The libretti are analyzed under three aspects. First of all, Strauss' co-operation with his respective librettists 8wolzogen, Zweig, Gregor, Strauss himself, etc. ) Is looked at with regard to theatrical aesthetics and to the history of opera between 1890 and 1945; as to Hofmannsthal, the libretti are considered as the genre where Hofmannsthal’s endeavors in the field of dramatical writing (reaching further than the symbolistic and the naturalistic dramaturgies) rejoin his views on the theater performance. Furtheron, the study treats the "poetics" of the Strauss-libretti: construction, structures of time and space, non-verbal elements which are specified in the text itself, characters (constellation and degree of characterization). Finally, the analysis of the libretti with regard to the genres of comedy and tragedy reveals a dramaturgy concentrated on the individual who breaks willingly with the community - most obvious in the works from Guntram to electra. Opposed to this, Hofmannsthal’s dramatic ideal, implies the character's integration into the community. The different points of views as to the denouement of the operas are one of the major contradictions within the co-operation between Strauss and his main librettist
Moindrot, Isabelle. "La Représentation d'opéra : Poétique et dramaturgie." Paris 3, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA030105.
Full textBARBATO, CRISTINA. "ROSSINI SERIO ET LA REGIA CRITICA EN ITALIE: RONCONI, PIZZI, PIER'ALLI." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/2434/219981.
Full textThe purpose of the present study is to investigate the contemporary direction of Rossini's opere serie. Long forgotten and even underestimated in favour of the composer’s comic production, this repertoire was rediscovered and revalued in the 1980s, thanks to many musicological and philological surveys, which represent an essential condition to its return to the stages. Due to the commitment of the Fondazione Rossini and to the creation of the Rossini Opera Festival - whose primary objective is the production of operas in their original musical version - Rossini’s opere serie have been positively appraised by critics and the public, thus giving birth to the so-called Rossini Renaissance. In the dissertation we accurately discuss the affirmation of Rossini’s opera seria non-dramatic power and we analyse its faculty to be represented. In order to do so, we assess the relation between this particular repertoire and a specific way of interpreting operas and plays, the so-called regia critica, which made its debut in Italy in 1950. Regia critica is a problematic term because it doesn’t designate a real directing “current”, but an interpretation of the “spirit” that leads to the genesis and to the stagey creation, through the point of view of contemporary artists. Among the outstanding personalities of this way of interpreting operas and plays, we focused our research on three Italian directors who worked on the three fronts of the composer’s production, serio, buffo and semi-serio: Luca Ronconi, Pier Luigi Pizzi and Pier’Alli. Through the analysis of their theatrical aesthetic applied to Rossini's opere serie, we tried to answer the many questions raised by the production of this particular musical dramaturgy, and specifically to the problem of the actualization of ancient operas.
Cette thèse est une étude de la mise en scène contemporaine des opere serie de Rossini, longtemps oubliés et sous-estimés au profit du répertoire buffo du compositeur, qui, à partir des années quatre-vingt du vingtième siècle, ont été redécouverts et réévalués grâce un profond travail musicologique de nature philologique, fondement essentiel de leur retour sur les scènes. C’est notamment grâce à la volonté des dirigeants de la Fondazione Rossini et à la création du Rossini Opera Festival, dont l’objectif premier est la transposition scénique des œuvres redécouvertes dans leur version musicale originale, que les opere serie rossiniens ont été réévalués de façon positive par les critiques et par le public, et que le phénomène communément appelé la Rossini-Renaissance a vu le jour. La thèse discute l’affirmation de non-drammaticità de cette partie du répertoire rossinien, et veut analyser sa faculté à être représenté. Pour cela on a privilégié l’étude du rapport que ce répertoire ‘oublié’ entretient avec une lecture scénique spécifique, celle proposée en Italie par la regìa critica à partir de 1950. Regìa critica est un terme problématique qui ne désigne pas à proprement parler un « courant » de mise en scène, mais une interprétation de ‘l’esprit’ qui a présidé à la genèse et à la création scénique de l’œuvre, à travers le regard d’artistes contemporains. Parmi les personnalités les plus marquantes de la regìa critica, nous avons focalisé notre recherche sur trois metteurs en scène italiens, Luca Ronconi, Pier Luigi Pizzi et Pier’Alli qui ont interrogé les différents fronts du répertoire du compositeur, et ont même proposé diverses mises en scène d’un même opera seria. À travers l’analyse de leurs esthétiques scéniques appliquées aux opere serie de Rossini, la thèse essaie de répondre aux nombreuses questions soulevées par la mise en scène de cette dramaturgie musicale particulière, et plus spécifiquement à la question de l’actualisation des œuvres lyriques du passé.
Datry, Franz. "Les performances des projets de conception et de fabrication de décors lyriques : cas d'expérimentation dans un opéra national." Lyon 3, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006LYO33051.
Full textOur research uses the thorough study of the process of designing and making settings in a national opera house, through a three-year research-intervention conducted among one of the most important French opera houses. The aim of this research-intervention was to bring some help to the designing of piloting tools for the creation of settings so as to better control the production costs. Our thesis falls into two parts. Firstly, the stakes, the difficulties and the perspectives of management in the artistic organisations are identified ; the theoretical models of conception and the methods of assessing the performances of these designing activities are analysed : the applied research methodology is described. The second part is devoted to the presentation of a study of the malfunctioning of the designing and making of settings in a national opera house ; the experimentation of a new piloting device of designing and making projects of settings will then be stressed. As a conclusion, some lessons will be drawn from this experimental case
Fontaine, Gérard. "Le décor d'opéra, ses rapports avec l'architecture et la peinture." Paris 1, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA010696.
Full textThe research focuses on two themes : - opera possesses distinctive esthetic aspects which are specifically echoed in its stage scenery. An opera's setting obeys no other rule than those of the opera itself ; it serves the aspirations of a waking dream, thus producing an original esthetic form. - the theoretical and historical relationships of operatic stage setting with the several visual arts confirm that scenery exists independently from them. Operatic stage setting is a visual artistic entity which unfolds in space according the beat of a musical score : it is a "chronotopos" (M. Baktine). This work deals only with operatic stage setting, to the exclusion of both costume and ballet scenery. But it has no other limits than those of opera's history
Ensslin, Wolfram. "Die italienischen Opern Ferdinando Paërs." Hildesheim : Olms, 2003. http://catalog.hathitrust.org/api/volumes/oclc/53289573.html.
Full textFarina, Silvia. "La traduction des livrets d'opéra au XIXème siècle : Otello de Rossini à Verdi." Paris 4, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA040050.
Full textThe aim of this study is to review the history of opera librettos translation during the Nineteenth Century through the analysis of two representative operas that were composed in two different periods: "Otello" by Rossini (1816) and "Otello" by Verdi (1887). The comparative analysis, conducted on the libretto and on the score, provides some interesting findings as related to the relationship between the original work and its translations. This analysis, therefore, is strictly related to the wider context of the reception of Shakespearean theatre, and of “Othello” in particular, in Italy and France. As far as the libretto translation is concerned, the musical component of music drama requires characteristics very different from those requested by poetry or narrative translation. This because each language has its own stress and intonation patterns, together with phonetic rules, rhythm, and metrical characteristics and traditions. Then, it is almost impossible that a music, which was composed for a particular text, could fit, with no adaptive modifications, to a text in another language. In the relationship music/text, several interlinked components are involved, such as: melody, rhyme, metrics, prosody, text literal meaning. The aim of this analysis is to demonstrate how methodology and priorities have changed during Nineteenth Century: which were the different aspects privileged by the translators of Rossini time and by those of Verdi time. Differences between the beginning and the end of the century, of course, witness an always evolving aesthetical and cultural context, and, therefore, different reception attitudes
Beaucé, Pauline. "Poétique de la parodie dramatique d'opéra au XVIIIe siècle en France (1709-1791)." Nantes, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011NANT3035.
Full textDramatic opera parody, a comic rewriting of a lyric work created at the Royal Academy of Music, is a genre truly born in the eighteenth century at the fairground theatres. It spreads rapidly to almost all the Parisian theatres: the Opéra-Comique, Comédie-Italienne, fairground theatres for marionettes, the boulevards, court theatres, receiving the condemnation of some and the support of professional parodists (Fuzelier, Favart, etc. ) and illustrious amateurs (Louis XVI and his brother). Based on the corpus of two hundred and fifty-three dramatic opera parodies that we have inventoried up to the end of the theatre privileges (1791), we propose a periodisation of the genre which will serve as a framework for the analysis of the theories of its contemporaries, whether they be practitioners or historians, and for a reflection on the production and diffusion of a practice considered ephemeral. An examination of the evolution of opera parody allows one to see how during the century it takes on different dramatic forms (pantomime, pastiche, etc. ) and musical forms (vaudevilles, ariettes, musical parodies); it is significant that it evolves according to the genres that it targets (“tragédie en musique”, ballet opera, lyric pastoral, lyric drama, etc. ) from the critical play to the burlesque opera. . Witness to the evolution of opera (from Rameau to Gluck and passing by the Querelle des Bouffons) and of the opéra-comique, dramatic opera parody maintains its status as a musical and lyric comic genre and becomes one of the guardians of vaudeville. While belief tended toward the decline of the genre, we demonstrate how much the parodies are present at the eve of the Revolution, matched with a philosophical or moral impact
Queiroz, de Albuquerque Filho Severino. "Le clair-obscur dans le répertoire d'opéra seria magique du compositeur Georg Friedrich Haendel." Thesis, Paris 4, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA040061.
Full textGeorge Friedrich Haendel was one of the artists of the imitative arts. During his opera seria production, he invented, laid out his artistics works, according to the principes of these arts. One observes there an ordinary of the entier opera and its parts dependend between them by estabilishing an alternation of shades and lights sounds. This placement of schiaroscuro xas one of the composants to curcumvent to maintien the interest of the public, while bringing a without delay renewed variety. His recitatives finished invariably by instruments notes only for purposes of dark inevitable measurements and their decrescendo and/or by silences representatives of the darkness. This contrasted with the clearer airs with important sound densities. Also, this composer indicated to it the fortes and pianos instrumentals to raise the depths of sound of the chiaroscuro of each part of his operas. Concerning the sound densities, Haendel usually had long, dense parts A instrumentaly contrasts about it with the short parts B, not very dense instrumentaly and usually with instrumental pianos as of the beginnings of the partie B, recessing the darkness of these parts. Musically, the placement of the chiaroscuro was done there on long vocal and/or instrumental behavious with the musical developpement of those on crescendo, decrescendos and/or messa di voce. The parts of vocal and/or instrumental agility followed these dynamic sound, by emphasizing the parts of bravery in contrast of the pathetic airs
Alaimo, Cristina <1975>. "Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo scenografo wagneriano Il contributo di Fortuny nella fase di rinnovamento dei Teatri d'Opera, nella prima metà del XX secolo: testimonianze e considerazioni Analisi dei progetti scenografici wagneriani di Fortuny: Tristano e Isotta, I Maestri Cantori di Norimberga e L'anello del Nibelungo, per il Teatro alla Scala di Milano e per il Teatro Reale dell'Opera di Roma." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/20676.
Full textLassus, Marie-Pierre. "Macbeth de Verdi : partition d'opéra et mise en scène : premiers pas vers une nouvelle dramaturgie." Tours, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988TOUR2005.
Full textMacbeth can be seen as an introduction to verdi's new dramaturgy, affording artistic evidence of the hesitation between tradition and innovation that was so characteristic of verdi from 1847. The composer combines the "singing voice" and the "non-singing voice" in this work, thus showing the force of their power over both macbeth and the listener ; the voice as "object of pleasure" : such is the subject of shakespeare's tragedy as read by verdi. In this opera, the bel canto tradition of vocalisation rubs shoulders with the cultivation of diction, of the "letter-sound", a principle going against the teaching of manuel garcia in his famous treatise. The performer takes on a new profile, confering to the vocal art its whole erotic dimension by the intermediary of the voice, of which the "sound symptoms" reveal its physical behaviour. The analysis of this "voice-gesture" has guided a comparison of verdi's two macbeths and has confirmed the reasons for the composer's continual dissatisfaction with a score that depends solely on the merits of the performer
Victoria, Marie-José. "La cantatrice dans la littérature romantique française : entre incarnation et sublimation /." Villeneuve d'Ascq : Presses universitaires Septentrion, 2000. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37115311d.
Full textGlossaire p. 504-505. Bibliogr. p. 506-509. Index (des noms cités, des opéras cités, des personnages littéraires, des personnages musicaux).
Busch, Sabina. "Die Psychologie der dramatischen Personen in den Da-Ponte-Opern Mozarts unter besonderer Berücksichtung des Verhältnisses von Text und Musik /." Köln : [S. Busch], 2006. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb412034792.
Full textKAHLE, ECKHARD. "Validation d'un modele objectif de la qualite acoustique dans un ensemble de salles de concerts et d'operas." Le Mans, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995LEMA1019.
Full textBachellier-Billot, Catherine. "Est-il licite d'operer les recidives locales de cancer du sein ?" Strasbourg 1, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988STR1M099.
Full textClass, Olivier. "Présence et influence des nouvelles technologies sur la composition d'opéras après 1945." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006STR20005.
Full textThe aim of this work is to explain which are the relationships between opera and new technologies, since 1945. I distinguish two big historical periods, characterized by the evolution of musical languages and the evolution of the technologies. If we can notice an obvious influence of tapes assembling techniques on opera at every level (local musical writing, global structure, libretto), more recent technologies are also in debt with opera, which brings them a coherent frame, thanks to the narration. At last, the development of digital techniques gives possibility to create interactions between the different disciplines of the opera, and give a new discussion about the notion of Gesamtkunstwerk. I present the musical and dramatic analysis of La Conférence des Oiseaux by Michaël Levinas too, in order to illustrate the problematic of relationships between opera and new technologies
Moysan, Bruno. "La réécriture et ses enjeux dans les fantaisies de Liszt sur des thèmes d'opéra (1830-1848) : musique, sémantique, société." Tours, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997TOUR2020.
Full textThe main purpose of this thesis is to consider the implications of a personalised use of a certain number of commonplace themes from a musical, semantic and social point of view. Rewriting extracts of operas in the form of fantasias for piano gave birth to an indeterminate and innovative language. In his fantasias Liszt expressed himself in a language which combined the heritage of the aristocratic salons well-known for their witty conversations, the use of the ornatus and the preeminence of the opera seria as a major genre, with many romantic innovations characterized by a prophetic virtuosity in solo concerts and the instrumental rewriting of the pieces of music borrowed on a fantastic mode which expanded the boundaries of the language and questioned the prevailing critera. Through this rewriting, the fantasia emerged as a new genre amid the romantic revolution of the vision of the world in 1830. This new image of the composer of genius brought into play a subversive language and a demagogic form of art born after Rossini’s reform together with a means of socializing through the solo concert. As soon as he strikes the first notes of his fantasia, a microcosm of the romantic imagination, the musician ceases to be the mere humble actor taking part in the civilising mission of the gentry and he becomes the symbol of a social revolution based on merit: the artist. From this network of contradictions converted into a musical language, a new and utterly modern aesthetics is born which remains quite topical
Moysan, Bruno. "La réécriture et ses enjeux dans les fantaisies de Liszt sur des thèmes d'opéra, 1830-1848 : musique, sémantique, société /." Villeneuve d'Ascq : Presses universitaires du Septentrion, 2000. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37205445z.
Full textLiszt dans la "Revue et gazette musicale de Paris" (articles de Liszt et sur Liszt) p. 889-898. Catalogue thématique des fantaisies p. 1010-1034. Bibliogr. p. 1036-1105.
Taïeb, Patrick. "L'ouverture d'opéra-comique de 1781 à 1801 : contribution à l'histoire du goût musical en France à la fin du XVIIIe siècle." Tours, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1995TOUR2003.
Full textThe opera-comique overture is examined successively through four complementary aspects: theory on overture; drama processes; style (dynamic, harmony, melody, form); status (from edition to concerts). In the first part, Rousseau, Lacepede, Gretry, Momigny, Choron, Martine and Castil-Blaze writings are the grounds of a reflection about overture function in the theatre and its application at the "symphony play" to the theory of imitation. In the second part, the different musical and dramatic resources are set to work by composer: overture linked to the first scene, overture for programming, the mime, the "pot-pourri", the imitation (overture poetry). The third part is devoted to overtures style considered, now, as symplony plays. Deep differences that distinguish the production of the production of the "conservatoire" founders, Mehul Cheribini, Berton, Le Sueur, and so on, from Gretry's Dalayrac's, Dezede's are pinpointed. At last, leaning on the press, the fourth part recall the entrance overture in concerts. This research covers the 1789-1801 period and shows that from the beginning of the french revolution several opera overtures are admitted at concerts, creating an use that is growing along the decade and is extendinf to handbook exercices for students of the "conservatoire"
D'Acunzo, Livia <1994>. "I meccanismi illeciti nella compravendita d'opere d'arte e relativa validità contrattuale - Natura ed Effetti dei Fenomeni Collusivi nel mercato delle Aste d'Arte." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/12277.
Full textVictoria, Marie-José. "La cantatrice dans la littérature romantique française entre incarnation et sublimation." Dijon, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996DIJOL017.
Full textFrom the beginning of opera to the present day : four hundred years of relations, continual swings, between lyric art and literature; four hundred years during which poets, novelists, essayists, critics have tried to seize in words the art of those men and above all those women who seemed to them as being the music's most eminent and expressive, as well as the most touching soul : the singer's but still more the "cantatrice"'s art and soul. Four hundred uneven years with, in their central part, approximatively, a sudden swelling, a "crescendo" of literary interest towards those unexpected heroes and heroines from a different stage and from a different expression. Now it is this central part we have chosen as the object of our study, this short period - thirty years really, fifty years at the most - but when literary inspiration has increased and nourrished itself in a tremendous scale upon a spreading enthusiasm towards one of, perhaps, the most deeply romantic topic ever offered to a generation eager for passions, ideal and noble and highly exciting fervours : the "cantatrice" in this first half of the 19th century
Fito-Boncompte, Laurène. "Contribution à l'étude des fonctions d'OprF dans l'adaptation des bactéries du genre Pseudomonas à l'environnement." Rouen, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009ROUES049.
Full textChemoul, Isabelle. "Identité du personnage au théâtre et à l’opéra : jeu, « je » et voix." Thesis, Paris 4, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA040191.
Full textThe stage character's identity is not clearly defined. The author, or librettist, sprinkles his textual or musical score with clues that allow us to shape this note and word-made creature. My goal here is to discover the paper outline of this split up character. In order to exist, the character must also act; this acting enables us to see the subtle wills and deep desires of other protagonists on stage, in other words: to bring out the "I" in each character.During the play, the character in itself, the "one", will be confronted to the "other", be it an adjuvant or opponent. He must impose his wills, his voice to the "other", but he must also be heard and understood by the crowd. For the others, a stage character has this specificity to become another: a strange creature who sounds different like a foreigner, and sometimes like an animal or a monster. Between misunderstanding and fascination, the audience can be repelled or attracted by it.At last, we consider a stage character as a malleable and dividable object, capable of many changes. The author and the actor or singer need to gather and combine their talents to bring this "object-character" to life. On stage, the performer, that is to say the interpreter's puppet, is subjected to evolution, constant changes, movement, different interpretations, and appropriation
Ouazzani, Yacine. "Comparaisons des expériences de consommation vécues dans les sphères réelle et virtuelle à travers la valeur perçue : le cas de la consommation de spectacles d'opéra." Thesis, Université de Lorraine, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020LORR0217.
Full textThis exploratory investigates and compares the perceived value of the opera consumption experience in theatres and in streaming. The rise of digital technologies now makes it possible for customers to consume the same product through a physical or a virtual channel. The question of competition and of the complementarity of online channels with physical structures has become a key issue for companies and understanding the link between physical and virtual experiences has become a major research issue, all the more that exceptional situations such as the lockdown period caused by the COVID-19 pandemic have shown how important it is for spectators to be able to watch streamed operas. From a theoretical point of view, one may also wonder whether the framework used to apprehend the consumption experience in the real domain is applicable to the virtual domain, given the upheavals that the experience has undergone as a result of the digital revolution. We took an exploratory qualitative approach, followed by a quantitative study to answer these questions. The results obtained indicate a relative convergence between the two perceived values but raise questions about the nature of the audience concerned by streaming. Our research also confirms that perceived value is an antecedent of overall perceived value and behavioral intentions, in both the real and virtual spheres. However, only certain dimensions of the perceived value influence the overall perceived value and/or the behavioral intentions; they differ according to the mode of consumption concerned. Finally, our results confirm that overall perceived value is an antecedent of behavioural intentions in both universes
Le, Blanc Judith. "Avatars d'opéras : pratiques de la parodie et circulation des airs chantés sur la scène des théâtres parisiens (1672-1745)." Paris 10, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA100101.
Full textWhen French opera was born, parody took over all Parisian theatres. Despite the policy of privileges, Parisian theatres were in no way sealed off from each other. Paradoxically it was the overwhelming privilege granted to Luly That led to the devlopment of the first parodies. Parody, being echo from the audience, provides an excellent indication of the popularity of melodies and of the different works and reveals how lyrical performances were perceived by the public of the time. More than an artistic creation, parody was above all a stylistic exercise that was submitted to a commercial logic. Its nature being dialogical and polyphonic, parody responded to the expectations of its spectators and was in turn enhanced and altered by their reactions. It thereby functions as theatre criticism at a time when such criticism was still at its early stages. The study of the reception of operas through the prism of parody, thus outlines a cartography of taste. The 'air de divertissement", easy to remember, broke away from its original context to become vaudeville. Its light and playful dimension put aside, the musical parody paves the way for a reflection on fundamental questions of aesthetics, such as the relative character of the link between text and music. Well beyond the diversity of practices, parody is a socio-cultural phenomenon that is emblematic of a circular culture in which the exchanges between theatres, between so-called "erudite" music and "popular" music are numerous and reciprocal. The tune wich was sung, because of its malleability and its easy oral transmission not only from person to person but also from stage to stage, caused porosity between spatial generic and social frontiers
Adamo, Muriel. "Les personnages féminins dans les tragédies en musique de Jean-Baptiste Lully : d'une approche quantitative à l'étude de la psychologie des personnages." Toulouse 2, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002TOU20081.
Full textThe world of Jean-Baptiste Lully's operas appears to revolve entirely around the feeling of love, which dominates virtually all his characters, shaping their relations and the situations they face. Women characters in particular are given a privileged place in his dramatic story lines, often triggering basic situations while the manifestation of their sometimes highly complex psychology contributes to the works rich expressiveness. An in-depth analysis of Lully's works reveals the existence of a "system" intervening at every level : from limited dramatic situations to character types, and to their musical and literary discourse, codified and inserted in a strict framework. By their subtely and refinement, their ability to analyze and express the slightest motives of human psychology, and above all by their capacity to integrate and transcend this system based on a typology and musical and situational stereotypes, the authors have created women characters endowed with strong personalities, each of whom reveals something unique, original and profoundly moving