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The Beggar's Opera introduced to theater the ballad-opera and an immortal cast of characters.
John Christopher Pepusch, John Gay, Benjamin W. Griffith, 1962
Eleven photographs—of the playwright, the actors, the theatre, and the actual performance—enhance the texture of the book.
Václav Havel, Paul Robert Wilson, 2001
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The Beggar's Opera - Strona xxvi
The remark is equally applicable to the satire of The Beggar's Opera. The play's defenders have sometimes used misleading arguments in support of it. Dr. Johnson conceded in conversation with Boswell that The Beggar's Opera could create ...
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Madame Flirt A Romance of 'The Beggar's Opera'
This book is part of the TREDITION CLASSICS series. The creators of this series are united by passion for literature and driven by the intention of making all public domain books available in printed format again - worldwide.
Charles Edward Pearce, 2012
In beautiful, crumbling Old Havana, Canadian detective Mike Ellis hopes the sun and sand will save his troubled marriage.
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John Gay's The beggar's opera
A collection of critical essays on Gay's play arranged in chronological order of original publication
PAGE I OPERA IN ENGLAND PRIOR TO THE BEGGAR'S OPERA . . . 6 THE GENTLE SHEPHERD: THE FIRST BALLAD OPERA . . . . . 29 THE BEGGAR'S OPERA: ITS CONCEPTION . . . . . . . 34. JOHN GAY . . . . . . 39 THE PLOT AND ...
Den fuldstændige libretto og musikken til alle sangene (for klaver med underlagte tekster), arrangeret af J. C. Pepusch.
John Gay, John Christopher Pepusch, 1973
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The Beggar's Opera and Polly - Strona viii
The collision of incongruous literary forms that these subtitles announce would be most fully realized in The Beggar's Opera and its sequel Pnlly, which veer from raucous satire to poignant lyricism, from cynicism to sen— timentality, in the ...
John Gay, Hal Gladfelder, 2013
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The Beggar's Opera (Die Opern der Welt)
John Christopher Pepusch. Enzyklopädisten und die französische O. im 18. Jahrhundert (Leipz. 1903); Istel, Die komische O. (Stuttg. 1906); O. Neitzel, Führer durch die O. der Gegenwart (Bd. 1: Deutsche Opern, Leipz. 1889–93, 3 Tle. in ...
John Christopher Pepusch, 2012
