for a social history of music: a methodology applied to opera production
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Abstract
This work aims to propose a discussion of methodological possibilities of the use of opera production as a source of History. Thus, it begins by taking stock of the new historiographical approaches that persist without social questions. Based on the proposal of a Social History of Music, we think the modalities of the existing knowledge of the intersection between History and Music: a History of Music – clearly traditional – and Historical Musicology – dedicated to music. Thus, as the main question of this work, we propose methodological notes for a Social History of Music regarding opera production since we live in a historiographic interdict in this genre.
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| Authors | ;LEANDRO COUTO CARREIRA RICON |
| Journal | problems and perspectives in management |
| Year | 2013 |
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