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CAFÉ-CONCERT s. N. Sala muzyczna, w której publiczność słucha muzyki, ogląda magazyn itp., Siedząc przy stołach. (\u0026 lt; fr. café-concert) CAFÉ-CONCÉRT s. n. music-hall în care publicul ascultă muzică, privește spectacolul de revistă etc., stând la mese. (< fr. café-concert)
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Encyclopedia of Contemporary French Culture - Pagina 86
86 café-concert fringe theatre scene in London or off-off- Broadway in New York, today's café theatres usually work six days a week putting on perhaps three productions a night in venues which simultaneously serve food and drink.
Alexandra Hughes, Alex Hughes, Keith A Reader, 2002
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Manet, 1832-1883: Galeries Nationales Du Grand Palais, ...
Tabarant asserts that an interval of several months elapsed between the completion of the two pictures.7 At the Cafe' is clearly signed and dated 1878, but Davies notes that the final digit of the date of Comer in a Café-Concert could be either ...
Edouard Manet, Françoise Cachin, Charles S. Moffett, 1983
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The Sounds of Early Cinema - Pagina 282
Le succès du cinématographe profite aux directeurs de théâtres au moins sur ce point: les cafés-concerts, dont ils n'avaient jamais réussi à empêcher ... Le café-concert participe à une plus large diffusion de pièces sérieuses pour le peuple.
Richard Abel, Rick R. Altman, 2001
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Chanteuse in the City: The Realist Singer in French Film - Pagina 58
2 • Music Hall Miss In the thirty years separating the debut of Theresa from those of Buffet and Guilbert, the cafe-concert underwent significant change. Several cafes- concerts were renovated and became even larger and more luxurious.
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Popular Theatres of Nineteenth Century France - Pagina 63
This implied an important change of focus, and was one step further towards the notion of the café-concert as a form of theatre. The next step was the construction of purpose-built edifices, like theatres, usually with an area of fixed seating, ...
John McCormick, Professor of Political Science John McCormick, 2003
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The Painting of Modern Life: Paris in the Art of Manet and ...
Il nous faut la publicité, le grand jour, la rue, le cabaret, le café, le restaurant, pour nous témoigner en bien ou en mal. ... 11 By far the best treatment of the café-concert seems to me J. Rancière, "Le Bon Temps ou la barrière des plaisirs," Les ...
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Odd Man Out: Readings of the Work and Reputation of Edgar ...
Also like the laundress series, however, The Café- concert at the Ambassadeurs deploys the language of caricature almost in order to destroy it, exaggerating, isolating, partializing, and disordering its constitutive elements. For when compared ...
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Le café-concert: 1848-1914
François Caradec et Alain Weill nous emmènent au café-concert, cette forme typiquement française de spectacle populaire qui, de 1848 à 1914, fut l'ancêtre du music-hall.
François Caradec, Alain Weill, 2007
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Music, Theater, and Cultural Transfer: Paris, 1830-1914 - Pagina 69
Café concert legislation, which was supposed to have been left unchanged by the terms of the 1864 decree, was not being enforced: costumes and props at such establishments were officially tolerated, to the chagrin of opera composers and ...
Annegret Fauser, Mark Everist, 2009
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Sounds of the Metropolis : The 19th Century Popular Music ...
The Eldorado was the first grand winter café-concert, built in 1858 on the boulevard de Strasbourg. It held 1,500, had a large orchestra and pit, and boxes, balconies, and galleries.37 The musical accompaniment at other establishments could ...
Derek B. Scott Chair of Music University of Salford, 2008
