David Nail - Whatever Shes Got

Already in 1880, P.I. Tchaikovsky argued that "this is in the full sense of the word a masterpiece." He prophetically predicted: "In ten years, Carmen will be the most popular opera in the world ...". In 1883, Carmen was again Spanish. in Paris. The opera was in the red. Gyro (made for a post in Vienna, 1875), which replaced conversational dialogues with recitative and included ballet scenes in Act 4 using music from Arlesian and Perth Beauty (some theaters in the 20th century, including Berlin's Komische Oper, 1949, Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Musical Theater, 1970, returned to the original edition with dialogues). Lib. operas (written according to the novel by P. Merimee “Carmen” by A. Melyak and L. Halevi with the active participation of B.), preserving Ch. storylines of the novel,freed from side intrigues, it rethought the interpretation of the DOS in many ways. images Merime’s gloomy drama drew B.'s optimistic character. tragedy; he brought her emotional system closer to the present, affirming open and bold feelings by music. The basis of muses. dramas "Carmen" laid dynamic contrasts (a comparison of various phenomena of reality). Their expression corresponds to the so-called. "Numbering structure", that is, the alternation of architectonically dissected, internally completed muses. numbers. Carmen is the first opera to masterfully convey the drama of ordinary people; it affirms their ethics. rights and dignity. J. Bizet. Page of the musical score for the drama by A. Dodet “Arlesian”. Autograph.