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Routledge Opera in a Multicultural World - Routledge Research Music

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Description

This Routledge academic text critically examines how western European operatic genres engage with multicultural representation in contemporary performance. Through historical and modern examples, the book investigates how opera reflects identity, communicates meaning, and facilitates creative expression whilst navigating the complexities that emerge across different cultural contexts and performance spaces. The collection bridges scholarly research with previously marginalised perspectives from performers, critics, and creators, directly addressing questions of race, ethnicity, and cultural representation within operatic practice and tradition.

Key Features

The book brings together academic researchers in opera studies with performers, critics, and creators discussing multicultural representation in opera.

Historical and contemporary examples throughout the text reveal how western European operatic genres approach cultural identity and meaning-making.

Published by Routledge as part of their Research in Music series, offering peer-reviewed scholarship on international opera studies.

The text explores ambiguities and contradictions that occur across different times and places of operatic performance and cultural expression.

Addresses critical issues of race, ethnicity, and culture within western operatic traditions and their evolving multicultural contexts.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
22 July 2015
Listed Since
22 December 2014

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