Luke Bryan - To the Moon and Back

MOSAIC (French mosaique, Italian mosaico, from lat. Musivum, lit. - dedicated to muses) - musical stage a work whose music represents an arrangement of fragments and whole small plays belonging to decomp. composers. Most often, operettas were created in the form of M. Such operettas in the 19th century. and beginning 20 centuryenjoyed mean. spread. In the pre-revolution. Many M. created V.P. Valentinov; in them he used music from sovr. opera, operetta, rus. and gypsy songs. The most popular of his M. were “Night of love”, “In the waves of passions”, “Secrets of the harem”, “Priestess of fire”, “Monna Vanna”. A type related to M. is operettas, the music of which represents an arrangement of productions. and fragments op. one composer. The operetta “The House of Three Girls” (“Dreimäderlhaus”, 1916), the music for which was selected from the production, was best known. F. Schubert and arranged by the Hungarian composer X. Berthe; the operetta was justly criticized for the arbitrary treatment of Schubert's music and the incorrect coverage of his appearance as a person and artist. Approaching M. Musical Scenic. works (not only operettas, but also operas), music to otd. acts of which decomp. composers.In the 19th century abroad, a similar method of creating music. The artwork was fairly common.