L’opéra Moby Dick de Jake Heggie : de nouveaux enjeux de représentation pour l’œuvre d’Herman Melville

A potential source of inspiration for Rinde Eckert’s caustic 2012 And God Created Great Whales, Jake Heggie’s Moby Dick premiered in 2010. It renews the perspective on Melville’s art as well as on contemporary opera at large. Far from merely adding a layer of citation or deconstruction of the origin...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Miranda 2020-04, Vol.20 (20)
1. Verfasser:	Massoulier, Nathalie
Format:	Artikel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	community and universal communion contemporary operas Herman Melville intermediality Jake Heggie performing arts
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Zusammenfassung:	A potential source of inspiration for Rinde Eckert’s caustic 2012 And God Created Great Whales, Jake Heggie’s Moby Dick premiered in 2010. It renews the perspective on Melville’s art as well as on contemporary opera at large. Far from merely adding a layer of citation or deconstruction of the original opus, it proposes to re-enchant its communautary outlook.
ISSN:	2108-6559 2108-6559
DOI:	10.4000/miranda.26739