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Tytuł:
Antonina Campi. Glosy do biografii
Antonina Campi. Notes for a Biography
Autorzy:
Chmara-Żaczkiewicz, Barbara
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/25806168.pdf
Data publikacji:
2022
Wydawca:
Polska Akademia Nauk. Instytut Sztuki PAN
Tematy:
Antonina Campi
opera wiedeńska
śpiewaczki XIX w.
Opera in Vienna
female singers of 19th century
Opis:
Komunikat przybliża kilka mniej znanych faktów z życia śpiewaczki Antoniny Campi. Żyjąca na przełomie XVIII i XIX w. artystka była córką dyrygenta i skrzypka orkiestry lubelskiej katedry, Miklaszewicza. Karierę artystyczną rozpoczęła w Warszawie, ale szybko trafiła do Pragi i Wiednia, gdzie została zaproszona przez Emanuela Schikanedera, wybitnego i wpływowego znawcę teatru i reżysera, do udziału w inauguracji działalności Theater an der Wien. Od tego momentu stała się jedną z największych primadonn swoich czasów, uwielbianą zarówno w stolicy Austro-Węgier, jak i w innych ośrodkach europejskich.
This report concerns several little-known facts from the life of the singer Antonina Campi, who lived around the turn of the nineteenth century, the daughter of one Miklaszewicz, a conductor and violinist with the orchestra of Lublin Cathedral. Having launched her career in Warsaw, Campi soon began to perform in Prague and Vienna, where she was invited by the eminent and influential theatre expert and director Emanuel Schikaneder to participate in the inauguration of the Theater an der Wien. From that time on, she became one of the greatest prime donne of her age, admired in the capital of Austria-Hungary as well as in other European centres.
Źródło:
Muzyka; 2022, 67, 1; 143-150
0027-5344
2720-7021
Pojawia się w:
Muzyka
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
Storie di emancipazione: Virginia Ramponi Andreini (1583–1631) dal suocero al marito
Emancipation Stories: Virginia Ramponi Andreini (1583–1631) from Her Father-in-Law to Her Husband
Autorzy:
Besutti, Paola
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/446558.pdf
Data publikacji:
2019-11-30
Wydawca:
Wydawnictwo Adam Marszałek
Tematy:
actress
female singers
opera
emancipation
law
attrici
cantanti donne
emancipazione
diritto
Opis:
Numerous notarial deeds are kept in the State Archive of Mantua, involving some of the most famous comedians of the 17 th century. Piermaria Cecchini (Frittellino); Francesco Andreini and his sons Domenico and Giacinto; Giovan Battista (Lelio) with his son Pietro Enrico; Tristano Martinelli; and others used notaries for wills, sales contracts, debt reduction, inventories of assets, and dowries. Some of these documents also involve the women of the Andreini family: Lavinia (sister Fulvia), Caterina (perhaps sister Clarastella), Virginia Ramponi Andreini (Florinda). In particular, an emancipation deed (1620) indirectly affected Virginia (Genoa, 1583? – before 17 November 1631), the first wife of Giovan Battista Andreini. On the basis of document analysis, two perspectives are explored: Virginia’s peculiar contribution to the activities of the family, also from an economic point of view; and the status of women with regards to emancipation, which must be understood from a legal point of view that was patriarchal and defensive of property. The article thus becomes an opportunity to reflect, starting from Virginia but gazing even beyond, on the condition of women who were active in the theatrical and musical world between jurisprudence, artistic professions, economic heritage, and daily life. In conclusion, through some selected examples (the concerto delle dame of Ferrara, Adriana Basile, Margherita Salicola, Antonia Merighi), the theme of emancipation throughout the 17 th century is analysed, a period when women singers successfully populated the new operatic market. As the law remained unchanged, these women experimented with different strategies to protect their own person and assets.
Nell’archivio di stato di Mantova sono conservati numerosi atti notarili, che coinvolgono alcuni fra i più famosi comici del Seicento. Piermaria Cecchini (Frittellino), Francesco Andreini e i suoi figli Domenico e Giacinto, Giovan Battista (Lelio) con suo figlio Pietro Enrico, Tristano Martinelli e altri, ricorsero ai notai per i loro testamenti, contratti d’acquisto e vendita, liberazione da crediti, inventari di beni e doti. Alcuni di quegli atti interessano anche i membri femminili della famiglia Andreini: Lavinia (suor Fulvia), Caterina (forse suor Clarastella), Virginia Ramponi Andreini (Florinda). In particolare, un atto di emancipazione (1620) toccò indirettamente Virginia (Genova, 1583 – ?, ante 17 novembre 1631), prima moglie di Giovan Battista Andreini. Sulla base dell’analisi del documento, vengono trattate due prospettive: il peculiare contributo di Virginia alle attività della famiglia anche sotto il profilo economico; lo stato delle donne nei confronti dell’emancipazione, intesa sotto il profilo giuridico che era patriarcale e difensivo dei patrimoni. Il documento diviene quindi occasione per riflettere, partendo da Virginia ma spingendo poi lo sguardo oltre, sulla condizione delle donne attive nel mondo teatrale e musicale fra giurisprudenza, professioni artistiche, patrimoni economici e vita quotidiana. In conclusione, attraverso alcuni selezionati esempi (il concerto delle dame di Ferrara, Adriana Basile, Margherita Salicola, Antonia Merighi), il tema dell’emancipazione viene osservato in tutto il Seicento, quando le cantanti donne popolavano il nuovo mercato operistico con successo, anche economico. Poiché la legge era rimasta invariata, esse sperimentarono diverse strategie per tutelare la propria persona e i propri patrimoni.
Źródło:
Italica Wratislaviensia; 2019, 10.2; 65-83
2084-4514
Pojawia się w:
Italica Wratislaviensia
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
Glam “Heroines”. Gaps in Glam Historicisation from Black Self-Feminised Musicians to the Herstory of Glam Rock
Autorzy:
Alexi, Katharina
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/2057127.pdf
Data publikacji:
2021-06-30
Wydawca:
Uniwersytet Komisji Edukacji Narodowej w Krakowie
Tematy:
historia glam rocka
glamowe piosenkarki
czarnoskóre glamowe piosenkarki
kanon muzyczny
archiwa cyfrowe
glam rock history
female glam singers
Black glam singers
musical canon
digital archives
Opis:
The narration of glam music, especially glam rock, as queer is countered by a canonisation of male white icons in pop musicology, which is illuminated and expanded in this article. Early glam performances by self-feminised Black musicians (Ward 1998) as well as the music making of female agents of glam rock are at the center of this exploration. Firstly, an outline of the current gender and race specific remembrance of glam rock is given. Secondly, the “glamorous” origins of glam music are questioned with Ward; musical canon of glam is also re-arranged regarding the category of gender by adding the basic biographies of two further female heroines, Bobbie McGee and Cherrie Vangelder-Smith. They are present in digital (DIY) media within practices of affective archiving (Baker 2015), which enable lyrics interpretation in this paper.
Źródło:
Annales Universitatis Paedagogicae Cracoviensis. Studia de Cultura; 2021, 13, 2; 7-20
2083-7275
Pojawia się w:
Annales Universitatis Paedagogicae Cracoviensis. Studia de Cultura
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
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