The Cambridge Companion to Eighteenth-Century Opera
- Editor: DelDonna, Anthony
- Editor: Polzonetti, Pierpaolo
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Contents
- Chronology of relevant events in eighteenth-century opera;
- Part I . The Making of Opera:
- 1. Opera as process Pierpaolo Polzonetti;
- 2. Aria as drama James Webster;
- 3. Ensembles and finales Caryl Clark;
- 4. Metastasio: the dramaturgy of eighteenth-century heroic opera Francesco Cotticelli and Paologiovanni Maione;
- 5. Roles and acting Gianni Cicali;
- 6. Ballet Rebecca Harris-Warrick;
- 7. Orchestra and voice in eighteenth-century Italian opera John Spitzer;
- 8. To look again (at Don Giovanni) Alessandra Campana;
- Part II . National Styles and Genres:
- 9. Genre and form in French opera David Charlton;
- 10. Genre and form in German opera Estelle Joubert;
- 11. Opera in eighteenth-century England: English opera, masques, ballad operas Michael Burden;
- 12. Opera in Naples Anthony R. DelDonna;
- 13. Portugal and Brazil Manuel Carlos de Brito;
- 14. Opera, genre, and context in Spain and its American colonies Louise Stein and Jose Maximo Leza.