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Oedipus Rex/The Rake's Progress

Name: Oedipus Rex/The Rake's Progress
Brand: Alma Books Ltd.
SKU: 04393396
Price: 12.52 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Igor Stravinsky
ISBN: 9780714544441

Igor Stravinsky

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Código Libristo: 04393396

Editoras Alma Books Ltd., abril 2011

Stravinsky's genius for the stage is here represented by two very different works. Oedipus Rex (1927... Descrição completa

Código Libristo: 04393396

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Stravinsky's genius for the stage is here represented by two very different works. Oedipus Rex (1927) is the fruit of a collaboration with Jean Cocteau, in which the tragedy of Sophocles is pared down to make an opera-oratorio of overwhelming impact. Composer Judith Weir explores the surprising way in which this is achieved: the Latin text has an immediacy which is sometimes even comic, and the vibrant rhythms are reminiscent of the Italian operatic tradition - which David Nice explores further in his analysis of the score. The libretto of The Rake's Progress (1951) by W.H. Auden and Chester Kallman is one of the greatest English opera texts. In a brilliant survey of the composition period, Roger Savage examines the contributions of the different collaborators.