Perdón, restitución y teatro musical: Antonio de Zamora y su visión poético-musical de los sublevados españoles durante la Guerra de Sucesión.

This work studies the speech of Antonio de Zamora about the remorse and restitution of the loyalty towards Philip V directed to the Spanish rebels during the War of Succession. It will prove that the propagandistic and rhetorical importance that the poetic-musical and spectacularly forms of palatial...

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Publicado en:Scripta no. 11; pp. 237 - 258
Autor principal: BERMEJO GREGORIO, JORDI
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Scripta 2018
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        This work studies the speech of Antonio de Zamora about the remorse and restitution of the loyalty towards Philip V directed to the Spanish rebels during the War of Succession. It will prove that the propagandistic and rhetorical importance that the poetic-musical and spectacularly forms of palatial dramas acquired to send out that political message --especially in the case of zarzuela Viento es la dicha de amor (1708).
        Este trabajo estudia el discurso de Antonio de Zamora sobre el arrepentimiento y restitución de la lealtad hacia Felipe V dirigido a los sublevados españoles durante la Guerra de Sucesión. Se comprobará la importancia propagandística y retórica que, para ello, adquirieron las formas poético-musicales y escénicamente espectaculares de las fiestas reales --especialmente en el caso de la zarzuela Viento es la dicha de amor (1708)..
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