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| PER MUSI - Issue 17 | |||
| 2. A look at musical activities in Rio de Janeiro theaters in the late eighteenth century and early nineteenth century: the performance of the singer Joaquina Lapinha | |||
Alexandra van Leeuwen (UNICAMP) Edmundo Hora (UNICAMP) |
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Abstract: This article aims to recover the 18th-century meaning of the rhetorical concept of wit (from the German Witz),
that has frequently been associated with Haydn, from his own time on to today. It points out and discusses some witty
procedures of F. J. Haydn in his String Quartet in G Major Op.33, N.5. Understanding these procedures may provide a deeper
comprehension of this work and a more solid analysis and interpretation of Haydn´s overall instrumental output.
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