57-409 Puccinis Operas

9 units, Carnegie Mellon University

Standing between the 19th and 20th centuries, Puccini witnessed extraordinary sociopolitical and cultural shifts sweeping across Europe. His operas reflect such changes through their gradual stylistic adherence to modernity. From theatrical and literary plots to complex relationships with poets, publishers, impresarios, singers, conductors, and political censors, Puccinis operas offer excellent grounds for interdisciplinary dialogue and cultural analysis.

Prerequisites: none listed

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