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Add to basketPaperback, 619 pages, Size:230 x 280 mm, Illustrations:16 b/w, 154 col., 6 maps color, 5 musical examples, Language: English. ISBN 9782503613123. Summary The thirty chapters in this book are based on the work of an international, multidisciplinary team of researchers and archivists brought together for the PerformArt project, fu…nded by the European Research Council from 2016 to 2022. This project investigated the artistic patronage of the great Roman aristocratic families of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries through research in the extant archives. After the accession to the papal throne of Innocent X in 1644, and more so after the Peace of the Pyrenees in 1659 - which led to a greater loss of power for the pope in his relations with other European states - the Roman families stepped up their efforts to assert their social preeminence not only through architecture and the fine arts, but also through the ephemeral performing arts: music, theatre, and dance, which were omnipresent throughout the year and especially during the intense period of artistic production that was the Roman Carnival. The search for traces of these spectacles in the archives of these families reveals that their desire to display their magnificence - an ideal well documented in the literature of the period - gave rise to lavish expenditure on a scale that could only be justified by the benefits (if not tangible, then at least symbolic) they hoped to gain. The essays in this book, which draw on social economic history, the history of ideas, and the evolving artistic practices of the time, make a major contribution to our knowledge of courtly societies in Ancien R gime Europe by integrating the performing arts into their analyses in innovative ways. TABLE OF CONTENTS Overture Anne-Madeleine GOULET, Introduction - Prologue: The Roman Context Isabella CECCHINI and Anne-Madeleine GOULET, Some Thoughts about the Roman Context Irene FOSI, Magnificence and the Roman Nobility between the Papacy and Europe I. The Economy of Magnificence Beno t MAR CHAUX, Patrons, Aristocratic Patrimonies and Finance: Reconsidering the Economic Foundations of Private Magnificence in Rome (c. 1650-1700) Isabella CECCHINI, Instruments of Magnificence. Finance and Credit in Early Modern Rome Maurizio PEGRARI, The Costs of Magnificence, the Magnificence of Costs: Nobility, Economics, and Status in Seventeenth and Eighteenth-Century Rome Isabella CECCHINI and Anne-Madeleine GOULET, Celebrating a Wedding in the Lante della Rovere Family: An Exercise in Magnificence (1682-83) Cristina FERNANDES, Portuguese Patronage in Rome and the Economics of Magnificence: La Virt negl'amori by Alessandro Scarlatti at the Teatro Capranica (1721) - Intermezzo I. Into the Family Archives Marco CAVIETTI, Portraying the Family in Household Archives in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries Orsetta BARONCELLI, The Computista and the Archivista: Two Key Figures in the Management of Roman Family Archives in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries Letizia LELI, Reordering a Family Archive in the Seventeenth Century: The Case of the Lante della Rovere Archive II. Social Values and Moral Principles Aldo ROMA, Education to Magnificence: Aristocratic Schooling and College Academies in Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Rome Sarah MALFATTI, Patronage and Pastoral Simplicity in Arcadia: Patronus nullus esto - the Case of Francesco Maria Ruspoli (1707-21) Diana BLICHMANN, Sumptuousness versus Sobriety: Magnificence in the Musical Productions at Cardinal Pietro Ottoboni's Teatro della Cancelleria (1710-12) Valeria DE LUCCA, Ars moriendi in Seventeenth-Century Rome: Staging Lorenzo Onofrio Colonna's Death - Intermezzo II. Some Thoughts on Method Manuela GRILLO and Michela BERTI, Magnificenza as a Paradigm in the Development of a Thesaurus: From Scientific Research to a Difficult Definition, and Back Again III. Conquering and Asserting Magnificence Sara Elisa STANGALINO, Lorenzo Onofrio Colonna 'L'Africano': Military and Artistic 'Campaigns' in Rome and Spain Barbara NESTOLA, 'Donna regale in auree scene t'apre il mondo in teatro': Maria Camilla Pallavicini Rospigliosi and Opera in Rome at the End of the Seventeenth Century Michela BERTI, The Conquest of Magnificence: The Performing Arts and the Social Ascent of the Vaini Family Huub VAN DER LINDEN, Boxes at the Teatro Capranica in 1732: Occupants, Financial Dealings, and Social Visibility - Intermezzo III. Brokers of Magnificence in the Noble Household Natalia GOZZANO, Maestri di casa: Masters of Roman Magnificence in the Old Regime Alexandra NIGITO, The Christmas Cantata in Rome: Papal Munificence and Self-promotion by the Majordomo (1676-1740) milie CORSWAREM, The Art of Appropriation: Girolamo Colonna and the Festivities Held at Rome for the Coronation of Ferdinand IV as King of the Romans (1653) IV. Magnificence on Stage Gloria GIORDANO, 'Si fatto di nuovo ma impiegandovi molte cose del vecchio': The Artifice of Magnificence in the Choreographic Episodes at the Seminario Romano Valentina PANZANARO, Monumentality and Magnificence: Dance and Dramaturgy in Seventeenth century Roman Visual and Musical Sources Jos Mar a DOM NGUEZ, Gloria GIORDANO, Chiara PELLICCIA, Beyond Magnificence: The Caduta and its Imagery in the Performing Arts in Seventeenth-Century Rome Teresa CHIRICO, Magnificence in Miniature: The Puppet Theatre of Cardinal Pietro Ottoboni in the Palazzo della Cancelleria (1694-c. 1712) - Intermezzo IV. The City as a Stage. The Roman Scene in the Early Eighteenth Century Antonella FABRIANI ROJAS, Nobility, Spectacle, and Competition: Reflections on Francesco Valesio's Diario (1700-42) V. The Glories of Fame: Reputation, Circulation, Market Chiara PELLICCIA, The Colonna Family and the Performing Arts in Villeggiatura at Marino lodie ORIOL, From the Reputation of the Artist to the Magnificence of the Prince: The Borghese Family and its Musicians in the Eighteenth Century Giulia VENEZIANO and Margaret MURATA, Rome.
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Add to basketPaperback, 436 pages, Size:190 x 290 mm, Illustrations:67 b/w, 75 col., 10 tables b/w., 1 maps b/w, Languages: English, German. ISBN 9782503588384. Summary Important centres of charity, hospitality and representation, the national churches of Rome were also major hubs of musical production. This collective work is the fruit of s…everal years of largely unpublished research on the musical life of these institutions, considered for the first time as a whole. What it primarily brings to light is the common model which emerged from the interactions between the national churches, as well as between these and other Roman churches, in musical matters - eloquent example of a unifying cultural paradigm. The repertories used by these churches, the ceremonies and celebrations they orchestrated in the teatro del mondo which Rome constituted at the time, their role in the placing of musicians within the city's professional networks are just some of the themes explored in this work. The cultural exchanges between the national churches and the "nations" that they represented in the pontifical city form another important area of investigation: whether musical or devotional, connecting places of worship and private palaces or extending from one side of the Alps to the other, these exchanges reveal the permeability that characterised many national traditions. At the heart of this richly illustrated study are two fundamental lines of inquiry: the first concerns the processes of identity construction developed by communities installed in foreign lands, the second line of inquiry is cultural hybridity. In pursuing these, we aim to further understanding of the dialectics of exchange at work in Rome during the modern period. * The preparation of this publication has benefitted greatly from the collaboration of Jorge Morales. TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword by Bernard Ardura Introduction by Michela Berti and milie Corswarem I. The Musical Model of National Churches in Rome ? 2. NOEL O'REGAN Cappella fissa-Cappella mobile: the Organisation of Musicians for Major Feastdays at Rome's National Churches ? 3. CRISTINA FERNANDES A Close Look at S. Antonio dei Portoghesi and Roman Life: The Testimony of Father Manuel de Campos ? 4. KLAUS PIETSCHMANN Music Cultivation in Roman National Churches before the Council of Trent ? 5. TOBIAS DANIELS A New Organ for the Anima. The Notarial Contract of 1546 and the History of the "German National Church" in Rome in the Middle of the Sixteenth Century ? 6. FRANCESCA FANTAPPI -JOS MAR A DOM NGUEZ Alessandro Scarlatti and the Spanish National Church of S. Giacomo degli Spagnoli ? 7. ESTEBAN HERN NDEZ CASTELL The Musical Archive of the Spanish National Church of S. Maria in Monserrato in Rome II. Music and the Identity Process Identity and Repertory ? 8. BERNARD DOMPNIER Identity Affirmation and Roman Conformity: the Festive Calendars of the National Churches ? 9. CRISTINA FERNANDES Daily Liturgy and 'Internal' Musical Practices in S. Antonio dei Portoghesi ? 10. GALLIANO CILIBERTI S. Luigi dei Francesi in the Seventeenth Century: a Laboratory for Music, Liturgy and Identity ? 11. ESTEBAN HERN NDEZ CASTELL : Evidence of a 'More Hispano' Polyphonic Passion at the Spanish National Church of S. Maria in Monserrato in Rome ? 12. MILIE CORSWAREM S. Luigi dei Francesci's Volume of Masses dating from 1557: an Example of French Polyphony ? 13. MICHELA BERTI The musical collection of San Luigi dei Francesi: on the trail of national character The Construction of National Identity from Self-Representation and Conflict ? 14. JOS MAR A DOM NGUEZ To Obey the Pope and to Serve the King: Cardinals, Identity and Ceremony in the National Churches c. 1700 ? 15. BRUNO BOUTE Liturgy and Bureaucracy-Bureaucracy as Liturgy ? 16. DIANA CARRI -INVERNIZZI Political Images and the National Churches of Rome c. 1640 ? 17. JORGE MORALES Musical Practices and Identity. The Story of the Roman Sojourn (1623-27) of Maurice of Savoy, Crown-Cardinal of France ? 18. ANNE-MADELEINE GOULET Self-Fashioning a French Cultural Persona in Rome: Marie-Anne de la Tr moille (1683-1686) ? 14. CRISTINA FERNANDES : Portuguese Celebrations in Rome, between the Embassy and the National Church: Sacred and Secular Music for the Glory of the King III. National Churches : Network in Rome and Cultural Transfer ? 20. DOMENICO ROCCIOLO 'Inhabitants of Various Nations' in Rome from the Sixteenth to the Eighteenth Century ? 21. ANNE PI JUS Foreign Musicians and Musical Networks in Late Sixteenth-Century Rome: Spanish Composers between the Oratory and the National Churches ? 22. CRISTINA FERNANDES Oratorio Musical Traditions in Rome: Portuguese connections ? 23. FRANCESCO PEZZI The Musical Patronage of a Cardinal Protector: Otto Truchsess von Waldburg in Rome ? 24. CRISTINA FERNANDES Portuguese Young Musicians under Royal Patronage in Rome and their Relations with the National Church: some Pieces of the Puzzle ? 25. CRISTINA FERNANDES The Role of the National Church of S. Antonio dei Portoghesi in the 'Romanisation' of the Lisbon Royal and Patriarchal Chapel Afterword by Kate van Orden Illustration Credits Translators Index of Persons Index of Places 0 g.
