Morton, Jeffrey Thomas

"Considering ""In Heinrich's Shoes"" by Edwin London: *Recomposition as an Experiment in Dramaturgy"

Morton, Jeffrey Thomas

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Title: "Considering ""In Heinrich's Shoes"" by Edwin London: *Recomposition as an Experiment in Dramaturgy"
Author(s): Morton, Jeffrey Thomas
Issue Date: 2004
Doctoral Committee Chair(s): William F. Brooks
Department of Study: Music
Discipline: Music
Degree Granting Institution: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Degree Name: A.Mus.D.
Degree Level: Dissertation
Keyword(s): Theater
Language: eng
Abstract: London's technical explorations serve a dramatic exploration: In Heinrich's Shoes attempts to mirror the emotional and dramatic journey found in the source composition. The challenge of this task is clear when one realizes that Schutz's Passion is propelled by its text, while London's new work has no text at all. In conclusion, this thesis argues that In Heinrich's Shoes is not so much a programmatic depiction of the Passion story as it is a manifestation of an analogous emotional journey.
Graduation Semester: 2004
Type of Resource: text
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