Staging Voice
- Author: Grover-Friedlander, Michal
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Contents
- Introduction
- Directing Opera
- Staging Voice
- Chapter 1: Staging A Vulnerable Voice: Weill and Brecht's Der Jasager (1930)
- 'Music... goes its own vast peaceful way'
- Translations and Transformations
- Consent
- Yes and No
- Yes-singing and Mute Agreement
- Doubling and Muteness
- Death
- The Gesture
- Acrobat, Measure, Distance, Scale
- Chapter 2: Binding the Voice: Ficarra and Whittington's The Empress's Feet (1995)
- A Voice for the Feet
- The Empress's Feet
- Sleepwalking Feet
- Sleepwalking Empress
- Foot-binding
- Castrati
- Fold
- Soaring Voice
- Hollowed-out voice
- Aerial Acrobat
- Chapter 3: Staging Thought in Satie's Socrate (1919)
- Enigmatic Work
- Flexible Timbre
- Satie's Plato
- Marsyas
- Cicadas
- Swan Song
- Nietzsche's Socrates
- White
- Furniture Music
- Respectful Silence
- Restaging Socrate
- Voice and Music Echoed in Staging and Set
- Staging Musical Myth
- Staging Socrates's Death
- Reference List
- Index