Opera and nineteenth-century nation-building : the (re)sounding voice of nationalism

Authors	K.K. Lajosi
Supervisors	J.T. Leerssen J. Neubauer
Award date	16-09-2008
Number of pages	301
Organisations	Faculty of Humanities (FGw) - Amsterdam Institute for Humanities Research (AIHR)
Document type	PhD thesis
Note	Research conducted at: Universiteit van Amsterdam
Language	English
Downloads	Thesis Cover Titlepage Table of contents Introduction : practices of “transemination” – opera and nation-building in nineteenth-century Europe Chapter 1 : Nations as imagined and imagining communities Chapter 2 : Music, opera and nationalism Chapter 3 : National opera and the recycling of cultural memory Chapter 4 : Conceptualising national music in Hungary and Romania - Music in discourse and practice Chapter 5 : Tu Felix Austria? – The Habsburg monarchy and the development of the Romanian and Hungarian national consciousness Chapter 6 : The role of the theatre in shaping the national imagination Chapter 7 : Querela Hungariae: László Hunyadi, Bánk bán – Variations on a national theme Chapter 8 : Mihai Viteazul as nation-builder in Romanian national imagination Chapter 9 : The voice of the people : the role of the chorus in nineteenth-century operas Images Maps Appendix Musical examples Bibliography Summary / Samenvatting Acknowledgements / Dankwoord Cover
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