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The Cambridge Companion to Verdi

  • Editor: Balthazar, Scott L.
offers many hours of thoroughly delectable and mostly instructive reading

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Contents

  • List of music examples
  • List of tables
  • Notes on contributors
  • Preface
  • Chronology
  • Part I . Personal, Cultural, and Political Context:
  • 1. Verdi's life: a thematic biography Mary Jane Phillips-Matz
  • 2. The Italian theater of Verdi's day Alessandro Roccatagliati
  • 3. Verdi, Italian Romanticism and the Risorgimento Mary Ann Smart
  • Part II . The Style of Verdi's Operas and Non-Operatic Works:
  • 4. The forms of set pieces Scott L. Balthazar
  • 5. New currents in the libretto Fabrizio della Seta
  • 6. Words and music Emanuele Senici
  • 7. French influences Andreas Giger
  • 8. Structural coherence Steven Huebner
  • 9. Instrumental music in Verdi's operas David Kimbell
  • 10. Verdi's non-operatic works Roberta Montemorra Marvin
  • Part III . Essays on Representative Operas:
  • 11. Ernani: the tenor in transformation Rosa Solinas
  • 12. 'Ch'hai di nuovo, buffon?' or what's new with Rigoletto Cormac Newark
  • 13. Verdi's Don Carlos: an overview of the opera Harold Powers
  • 14. Desdemona's alienation and Otello's fall Scott L. Balthazar
  • Part IV . Creation and Critical Reception:
  • 15. an introduction to Verdi's working methods Luke Jensen
  • 16. Verdi criticism Gregory Harwood
  • List of Verdi's operas
  • Notes
  • Verdi's works
  • Bibliography
  • Index.