Music Theatre Directing in Slovenia: From Dilettantism of the Dramatic Society to (the Attempts of) Professionalism in the Regional Theatre
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https://doi.org/10.4312/mz.46.1.57-72Keywords:
Dramatic Society, Regional Theatre, Opera, stage direction, Josip Nolli, Josip Gecelj, Fran Bučar, Ignacij Borštnik, Hinko Nučič, Josip PovheAbstract
The article deals with the development of music stage direction of Slovenian theatre in the time of Dramatic Society and Regional Theatre, by 1914. The author tries to shed some light upon the individuals who significantly contributed to the development of music theatre staging, with reference to particular theatre schools they represented, their professional orientation, and nationality. The author also states the interaction between theatre and music staging.Downloads
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01.06.2010
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Koter, D. (2010). Music Theatre Directing in Slovenia: From Dilettantism of the Dramatic Society to (the Attempts of) Professionalism in the Regional Theatre. Musicological Annual, 46(1), 57–72. https://doi.org/10.4312/mz.46.1.57-72
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