I am very pleased to announce that the following papers of interest to
musicologists will presented here at the University of Kentucky as part of
the annual Kentucky Foreign Language Conference.
For information on registration and to see the complete program (which
includes dozens of sessions on many aspects of language, literature, and
culture in the major European and languages) check out the conference
website at: http://www.uky.edu/ArtsSciences/KFLC/
I hope to see some of you here!
Jon Glixon
musglix@pop.uky.edu
Saturday Morning, April 24
FRENCH XXII: Baroque, Romantic, Modern: Literature and Opera
Student Center, Room 307
Organized by: Beryl Schlossman, Carnegie Mellon Institute, and Suzanne R.
Pucci, University of Kentucky
Chaired by: Beryl Schlossman, Carnegie Mellon University=20
9:00 Flaubert=92s Fireworks: A Night of "Don Giovanni"
Beryl Schlossman, Carnegie Mellon University
9:30 Unstaging Tannh=E4user: Baudelaire=92s "Richard Wagner et Tannh=E4user=
=E0 Paris"
Philip Hadlock, Texas Christian University
10:00 Reiterating Carmen: National Opera on the International Stage
Evlyn Gould, University of Oregon
10:30 Coffee Break
11:00 Early French Opera Between History and Epic
Downing Thomas, University of Iowa
11:30 Anti-Semitism and Orientalism in "La Juive" of Hal=E9vy
Diana Hallman, University of Kentucky
Saturday Afternoon, April 24
ITALIAN V: Italian Poetry and Music=20
Student Center Annex, Room 231
Organized and chaired by: Jonathan Glixon, University of Kentucky
2:00 Quantity and Accent in Italian 17th Century Opera
Pierpaolo Polzonetti, Cornell University
2:30 Reform Reconsidered: Innovations in the Turinese Opera Seria Libretto
Margaret R. Butler, Ohio State University
3:00 Enlightened Themes in Neapolitan Comic Opera of the Secondo Settecento
Anthony R. DelDonna, Georgetown University
3:30 Coffee Break
4:00 Still Verse "Versi Sciolti" in Mozart=92s Da Ponte Operas
=20
Laurel E. Zeiss, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
4:30 Metastasio Romanticized: Two Little-Known Concert Arias by Mendelssohn
John Michael Cooper, University of North Texas
5:00 The Return of Benjiamin Britten=92s Settings of Michelangelo Sonnets:
the case of Sonetto XXX "Veggio co=92bei"=20
Vicki Stroeher, Augusta State University=20
Friday Morning, April 23
RUSSIAN I: Russian Literature
Gaines Center
Organized by: Gerald Janecek, University of Kentucky
Chaired by: Cynthia A. Ruder, University of Kentucky
11:00 Heine and Post-Symbolist Dialogues on Music
Karen Evans-Romaine, Ohio University
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Jonathan Glixon
School of Music
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University of Kentucky
Lexington, KY 40509
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