Sheet Music: ScoreArias for phonograph and singers / Caroline Wilkins.by Caroline Wilkins and Caroline Wilkins (1988)
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Arias is a self-reflective work. It is to do with the recreation of early Italian opera through the use of recordings made at the beginning of the 20th century. The interaction between live singers and their early counterparts from the past, as heard on shellac disc, is examined. The inner dialogue of the aria is explored, together with the physical presence of the singer. The title indicates earlier forms of recording technique: phonograph meaning literally soundwriter.
Published by: Ricordi (Milan) — 1 score (48p. -- A4 (portrait))
Difficulty: Advanced — Extended vocal techniques
Duration: 30 min.
Introductory aria -- The telephone aria -- The mirror aria -- Tenor duet aria -- Silent aria -- The exclamatory aria -- The dressing aria -- The recording aria.
First performance by John Baylis, Annette Tesoriero, Chris Bogg, Ian Cousins — 1987. Australian Playwright's Conference, Canberra
Facsimile. Published: Zurich, Hug & Co., 1993.
Includes stage directions, lighting, costume.
This is a handwritten edition — it is not typeset.
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