Haendel’s music has been a source of inspiration for a number of contemporary choreographers. From Messiah (choreographed by Mauricio Wainrot) to Terpsichore (choreographed by Béatrice Massin), including Robyn Orlin’s and Mark Morris’s respective transcriptions of L’Allegro, il Moderato e il Penseroso, Haendel’s works have set the stage for a variety of reflections on human nature and passions. This paper aims at investigating how the echoing visionary power of the original musical works is enhanced by these new creations.
Haendel après Haendel :
Construction, renommée, influence de Haendel et de la figure haendélienne
Donald Burrows
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Nathalie Vincent-Arnaud
Université de Toulouse II - Le Mirail
Les métamorphoses de Terpsichore : Haendel et la danse aujourd'hui
Albert Gier
Albert Gier - Haendel à Karlsruhe
Adrian La Salvia
Adrian La Salvia - La Renaissance de Haendel au miroir des traductions
Annette Landgraf
Annette Landgraf - The German Belletristic Literature about Handel
Pierre Degott
Pierre Degott - From Facts to Fiction
Matthew Gardner
Matthew Gardner - The Great Mr Handel
Michael Burden
Michael Burden - When Giulio Cesare was not Handel's Giulio Cesare
Brian Robins
Brian Robins - John Marsh and Handel
Lionel Duguet
Lionel Duguet - La réception du Messie en France au XIXème siècle
Denis Tchorek
Denis Tchorek - Un exemple de transfert culturel
Steven Young
Steven Young - Handel Redux
Gilles Couderc
Gilles Couderc - Move over, Handel!
Jean-Philippe Heberlé
Jean-Philippe Heberlé - L'héritage haendélien et Michael Tippett
Ivan Curkovic
Ivan Curkovic - Men and/or Women
Maja Vukusic Zorica
Maja Vukusic Zorica - Les périgrinations du genre
Yaiza Bermudez Cubas
Yaiza Bermudez Cubas - Reflexiones de la musica del Haendel en el cine
Nathalie Vincent-Arnaud
Nathalie Vincent-Arnaud - Les métamorphoses de Terpsichore
Françoise Deconinck
Françoise Deconinck - Sharp, Haendel, Nares et les autres
Pierre Dubois
Pierre Dubois - The Changing Faces of Handelian Historiography
