Professor Robert Greenberg - How To Listen To And Understand Opera Part III
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Review by Suzette LaGrange-Miranda
The album How To Listen To And Understand Opera Part III by Professor Robert Greenberg is an excellent resource for anyone looking to deepen their understanding and appreciation of opera. In this album, Greenberg provides a comprehensive overview of the history and development of opera, as well as detailed analyses of some of the most important operas in the canon.
One of the strengths of this album is Greenberg's ability to break down complex musical concepts and make them accessible to a wide range of listeners. He uses examples from a variety of operas to illustrate his points, and his enthusiasm for the subject matter is infectious.
Another standout feature of this album is its organization. Greenberg presents the material in a logical and easy-to-follow manner, with each lecture building on the previous one. By the end of the album, listeners will have a much deeper understanding of the art form and its place in history.
Table of Contents
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Lecture Twenty-Three: French Opera, Part I | ||
| Lecture Seventeen: Bel Canto Style & Rossini's The Barber Of Seville, Part I | ||
| Lecture Twenty-One: Verdi And Otello, Part III | ||
| Lecture Nineteen: Verdi And Otello, Part I | ||
| Lecture Eighteen: Bel Canto Style & Rossini's The Barber Of Seville, Part II | ||
| Lecture Twenty: Verdi And Otello, Part II | ||
| Lecture Twenty-Four: French Opera, Part II | ||
| Lecture Twenty-Two: Verdi And Otello, Part IV |
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| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Narrator | Robert Greenberg |
Notes
- Part III of a four part series covering the history and development of opera from early seventeenth century to 1924. This part focuses on the bel canto operatic style of Rossini and Verdi (focusing particularly on The Barber Of Seville and Otello) and the development of French operatic style in the 18th and 19th centuries. Includes musical examples of key operas.
- Comes with a 80 page booklet with lecture notes and samples of libretto from The Barber Of Seville, La Traviata, Rigoletto, Otello, Armide, Hippolyte et Arice, Le Devin du village, Orfeo ed Euridce, Les Huguenots and Carmen.
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