L'opÃ(c)ra Italien Et Allemand À Lyon Au Xixe Siècle (1805-1882).

L'opéra Italien Et Allemand à Lyon Au XIXe Siècle (1805-1882), by Antoine Sallès, explores the rich history of Italian and German opera performances in Lyon during the 19th century. This meticulously researched study examines the evolution and reception of these operatic traditions within the vibrant cultural landscape of Lyon. Sallès delves into the specific operas performed, the artists involved, and the social context that shaped the operatic scene. The book offers valuable insights into the musical tastes and theatrical practices of the time, making it an essential resource for scholars and enthusiasts of opera and French cultural history. It provides a detailed account of the operatic life in Lyon and its interaction with broader European musical trends.
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