The Augustan VisionWeidenfeld & Nicolson, 1974 - 318 頁 |
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Pat Rogers. London . The audacious social analogies of The Beggar's Opera will be disguised as comic opera . The subversive energies of Moll Flanders will be cushioned off beneath a layer of reportage . The artistic imagination still ...
Pat Rogers. London . The audacious social analogies of The Beggar's Opera will be disguised as comic opera . The subversive energies of Moll Flanders will be cushioned off beneath a layer of reportage . The artistic imagination still ...
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... Opera annotates this passage as follows : Like Jonathan Wild , Peachum is a professional criminal , an organizer , who operates both outside the law and within it . He trains young criminals in the arts of robbery and theft , and has a ...
... Opera annotates this passage as follows : Like Jonathan Wild , Peachum is a professional criminal , an organizer , who operates both outside the law and within it . He trains young criminals in the arts of robbery and theft , and has a ...
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... opera . The lasting success of this piece is attributable to many factors , not least the various tunes ( some folk songs , some not ; some plangent , some rollicking ) which Dr John Christopher Pepusch set . No less than A Tale of a ...
... opera . The lasting success of this piece is attributable to many factors , not least the various tunes ( some folk songs , some not ; some plangent , some rollicking ) which Dr John Christopher Pepusch set . No less than A Tale of a ...
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