Acis y Galatea
reflections of the War of Spanish Succession in the Cañizares-Literes’s zarzuela, 1708
Keywords:
Zarzuela, War of Spanish Succession, Theatre and PropagandaAbstract
This article attempts to discuss the musical-theatre practice in Spain during the early Eighteenth Century, emphasizing the zarzuela Acis y Galatea. It also intends to show how the theatre was used by the Bourbon dynasty for its propaganda, incorporating elements of the Spanish tradition and Italian opera.
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