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2. Jerusalem, los otros y nosotros. Las investigaciones del IMLA y una cuestión historiográfica
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Cetrangolo, Aníbal Enrique, primary
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- 2023
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3. "Aida" Times Two: How Italian Veterans of Two Historic "Aida" Productions Shaped Argentina's Music History
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CETRANGOLO, ANÍBAL ENRIQUE
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- 2016
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4. I fiumi che cantano. L’opera italiana nel bacino del Rio de La Plata
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Cetrangolo, Aníbal Enrique and Paoletti, Matteo
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L-ART/07 Musicologia e storia della musica ,opera ,lirica ,argentina ,brasile ,mocchi ,walter ,fiumi ,network ,rete ,impresari ,orizzonti e culture [Arti della performance] ,L-ART/05 Discipline dello spettacolo - Abstract
Il volume si concentra su un fenomeno finora sostanzialmente inesplorato: la circolazione in Sudamerica di forme di spettacolo dal vivo importate dall’Europa, penetrate nelle remote province di Argentina, Brasile e Uruguay attraverso le sterminate vie fluviali di navigazione interna. Il tema è di grande attualità: ancora oggi il corso dei fiumi Paraná e Uruguay è punteggiato dalla presenza di sale teatrali, sorte all’inizio del Novecento sulla spinta dell’industrializzazione dei nuovi snodi del commercio fluviale, spesso ispirandosi a modelli europei del passato. Il libro è frutto del lavoro di ricerca di un gruppo di studiosi argentini, brasiliani, italiani e uruguaiani, riuniti per la prima volta dal gruppo di studio Rapporti Italo Iberoamericani. Il teatro musicale (1880 -1920) della International Musicological Society, coordinato dall’Istituto per lo Studio della Musica Latinoamericana (IMLA). Muovendo dalla ricostruzione puntuale dell’attività teatrale lungo le rotte fluviali, la pubblicazione indaga l’influenza e la capacità di adattamento di una cultura eminentemente eurocentrica quale quella dell’opera lirica in un contesto altro, ancora in larga parte pregno di echi post-coloniali e attraversato da controverse spinte verso la globalizzazione: letta in quest’ottica, la prospettiva apparentemente marginale delle compagnie di giro europee impegnate nelle piazze periferiche del Sudamerica assume un carattere problematico, talvolta sorprendente e inaspettatamente seminale. Lontani dalla scintillante acclamazione delle nuove metropoli sudamericane e privi tanto di basi finanziarie solide quanto dei grandi nomi di cartello in arrivo dall’Europa, in un periodo di profondo mutamento del gusto e dei consumi culturali, questi piccoli impresari e capocomici rendono il teatro del vecchio continente cosa ancora viva lungo le rotte dei grandi fiumi che attraversano il “Cono Sur”, realizzando con mezzi di fortuna un ponte tra le comunità di emigrati e la patria origine, ottenendo talvolta un riconoscimento di primazia culturale presso un notabilato locale in cerca di distinzione. __________ The volume focuses on a highly unexplored phenomenon: the circulation in South America of the performing arts imported from Europe along the endless inland waterways of Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay, focusing on how these multi-faceted theatrical forms penetrated the remote provinces and influence their cultures. Still today, the theme remains topical: the course of the Paraná and Uruguay rivers is still punctuated by the presence of theatrical venues, often inspired by European models, which arose at the beginning of the twentieth century due to the industrialization of the new junctions of river trade. The book is the result of a research conducted by a group of Argentine, Brazilian, Italian and Uruguayan scholars, brought together for the first time by the Italo-Ibero-American Relationships, study group of the International Musicological Society coordinated by the Institute for the Study of Latin American Music (IMLA). Moving from the rich musical tradition of theatre all along the main rivers, the publication investigates the influence and adaptive formation of an eminently Eurocentric cultural product – the opera – which was struggling, in South America, between its controversial nature of inspirational model and disputed postcolonial heritage in the early stage of globalisation. Read in this light, the apparently marginal perspective of the European touring companies operating in the peripheral markets of the so-called “Cono Sur” takes on a problematic character, perhaps surprisingly seminal. Far from the glittering acclaim of the new metropolises of South America, the small entrepreneurs that developed this borderline business were both lacking in solid financial bases as much as in the big cartel names arriving from Europe. However, in a period of profound changes in taste and cultural consumption, they managed to make the theatrical tradition of the Old Continent still alive and somehow seminal, building a bridge through the emigration community and their homelands with the means of fortune, sometimes conquering a recognition of cultural primacy in the local upper-class.
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- 2021
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5. Rencores angelicales. El nacionalismo sentimental en Argentina
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Cetrangolo, Aníbal Enrique and Cetrangolo, Aníbal Enrique
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Argentine nationalism promoted, through the press, the performance, of an opera at the Colón Theatre that could symbolize the traditional local values. The aim of this operation was to bring together two enemy parties and to build a defensive bastion against the foreign immigration that was considered dangerous and invasive. The agent of this operation was an amateur composer Eduardo García Mansilla, a diplomat and member of the social elite and a descendent of the dictator Juan Manuel de Rosas. Shortly after the performance of the Opera, in August 1917, very different artists linked with popular circles, staged a parody that mocked the sticky sentimentalism of García Mansilla’s melodrama. Centering on this parody, and with reference to similar situations cited in other studies on nationalism, I try to demonstrate the link between the violent attitudes of the nationalists and manifestations of kitsch sentimentalism., El nacionalismo argentino promovió, desde la prensa, la presentación en el Teatro Colón de una ópera que pudiese ser emblema de los valores tradicionales del país. Se pretendía, a través de esta operación, afianzar a las fuerzas locales, hasta entonces enemigas y oponer una barrera defensiva eficaz ante la inmigración extranjera que se consideraba invasiva y peligrosa. El agente de tal acción fue un compositor diletante, miembro de la elite y descendiente del dictador Juan Manuel de Rosas: el diplomático Eduardo García Mansilla. Poco después de su presentación, en agosto de 1917, artistas vinculados a los ambientes populares, descendientes de inmigrantes, escenificaron una sátira que ridiculizaba el carácter familiar y sentimental del melodrama de García Mansilla. Partiendo de aquella parodia y recurriendo a otros casos rescatados por los estudios sobre el nacionalismo, se trata de mostrar aquí el vínculo que existe entre las actitudes violentas de los nacionalistas con manifestaciones de sensiblería kitsch.
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- 2018
6. América en la escena operística
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Cetrangolo, Aníbal Enrique and Cetrangolo, Aníbal Enrique
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The subject of the first cultural contacts between Europe and America was a pretext to demonstrate two different representations of the foreign. For those European composers influenced by Illuminist ideas, America was a way to exalt the other, overlooking his diversity, but to other musicians, America was an exotic and picturesque subject. Both perspectives were alike to those conceived by Latin-American composers in Nineteenth Century. When they tried to elaborate a national operatic repertoire, they also walked through those ways: the myth, the legend, the return to an archaic paradise free of urban corruption or, instead, glorifying the History., El argumento del primer encuentro cultural entre europeos y americanos fue terreno fértil para ejercitar dos representaciones diferentes del extranjero. Para los compositores europeos América fue parangón y pretexto tanto para sublimar al otro desde el iluminismo que escamoteaba su diversidad, como desde la visión exotizante que hacía del extraño ocasión de pintoresquismos. Ambas perspectivas resultaron ser muy afines a las que en el siglo XIX preocuparon a compositores sudamericanos. Cuando estos trataron de elaborar por fin un repertorio lírico propio, no hicieron otra cosa que recorrer otra vez más uno de aquellos dos senderos que la ópera de los italianos ya había trazado, es decir, o bien la entonación del mito, de la leyenda, de la proclamación de un regreso al campo en cuanto lugar arcádico y libre de la corrupción urbana o, en cambio, la exaltación de la historia.
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- 2015
7. Tra Rosario e Buenos Aires: Il Teatro Municipale Rafael de Aguiar di San Nicolás de los Arroyos (1905-1908)
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Murace, Giulia, Cetrangolo, Aníbal Enrique, and Paoletti, Matteo
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ITALIA-ARGENTINA ,purl.org/becyt/ford/6.4 [https] ,purl.org/becyt/ford/6 [https] ,TEATRO ,DECORAZIONE ,SAN NICOLÁS DE LOS ARROYOS - Abstract
This paper analyzes the historical-artistic aspects of the Teatro Muncipal in San Nicolás de los Arroyos (Buenos Aires), inaugurated on August 10, 1908 and the imaginary it contributed to build in a provincial city at the beginnings of 1900. In Argentina, by the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th, several opera houses appeared, in both large cities and small urban centers. Some peculiarities of this theater lead us to highlight alternative routes of artistic circulation, where Buenos Aires is not always the center and where local intermediaries have had preeminence; since a greater dialogue with the city of Rosario than with the nation´s capital was established. Fil: Murace, Giulia. Universidad Nacional de San Martin. Centro de Investigaciones En Arte y Patrimonio. - Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Cientificas y Tecnicas. Oficina de Coordinacion Administrativa Pque. Centenario. Centro de Investigaciones En Arte y Patrimonio.; Argentina
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- 2021
8. Alberto Williams y la configuración de la música nacional : la institucionalización de la formación musical en Argentina en el período 1893-1952
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Paiva, Vanina Giselle, Pereyra, Diego Ezequiel, and Cetrangolo, Aníbal Enrique
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ARGENTINA ,SOCIOLOGÍA DEL ARTE ,MÚSICA ,WILLIAMS, ALBERTO, 1862-1952 - Abstract
Tesis de Maestría Esta tesis constituye una reflexión acerca del proceso de institucionalización del arte musical académico argentino y la configuración de una identidad musical nacionalista, a partir del proyecto fundacional propuesto por Alberto Williams, figura clave del campo cultural argentino en el período 1893-1952. Se organiza a partir de técnicas cualitativas de análisis y recolección de datos a través de fuentes primarias: entrevistas, una reconstrucción de sucursales del Conservatorio de Música de Buenos Aires (CMBA) e instituciones estatales de formación musical; y secundarias: publicaciones de La Quena, del MEC-CNE, leyes, dedicatorias y otras fuentes documentales. Se consideraron los antecedentes, redes vinculares y espacios de difusión para la gesta y legitimación del proyecto. Se caracterizaron las estrategias discursivas para la configuración del relato fundacional a través del cual se autoproclamó patriarca de la música argentina con éxito. Se indagó su rol y el del CMBA en el proceso de institucionalización a nivel nacional y su relación con el Estado argentino. Se dio cuenta de que el CMBA y otras instituciones privadas, suplieron al Estado hasta la consolidación de un plan sistemático de profesionalización a nivel nacional en el período peronista y continúan supliéndolo en sitios donde aún no llegó. Fil: Paiva, Vanina Giselle. Universidad Nacional de San Martín. Instituto de Altos Estudios Sociales; Argentina
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- 2019
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