La Tonadilla Escenica [Spanish]

By José Subirá

"La Tonadilla Escenica" es una obra magistral que profundiza en uno de los g neros m s representativos y vibrantes del teatro l -rico espa ol. Escrito por el destacado music 3logo Jos Subir , este estudio exhaustivo analiza la evoluci 3n de la tonadilla, un g nero musical breve, sat -rico y costumbrista que alcanz 3 su m ximo esplendor durante el siglo XVIII. A trav s de sus p ginas, se explora c 3mo estas piezas cortas lograron capturar la esencia de la sociedad espa ola, ofreciendo una cr -tica social aguda envuelta en melod -as populares y ritmos caracter -sticos.

El texto aborda desde los or -genes de la tonadilla hasta su consolidaci 3n como un fen 3meno cultural masivo, examinando las contribuciones de compositores, cantantes y libretistas que definieron su estilo nico. Jos Subir presenta un an lisis riguroso de las estructuras musicales y dram ticas, destacando la importancia de la obra como precursora de la zarzuela moderna y su papel fundamental en la creaci 3n de una identidad musical nacional. Esta obra es una pieza esencial para investigadores de la m sica, historiadores del teatro y cualquier lector interesado en el rico patrimonio cultural de Espa a. Con un enfoque que combina la erudici 3n t cnica con la pasi 3n por el arte esc nico, "La Tonadilla Escenica" se mantiene como un referente indispensable en la historiograf -a musical hispana.

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: Spanish
• ISBN: 1025419413
• ISBN13: 9781025419411
• Release Date: February 2026
• Publisher: Tradd Street Press
• Length: 514 Pages
• Weight: 1.97 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 6.1" x 9.2"