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Musical, Lyrical, Universal? Neruda's Amor into Barber's Lovers: Through its power to translate transnational^, music is often perceived as a kind of universal language, yet this movement must be studied within the contexts of its creation and reception. By considering the 'musicalization' of Pablo Neruda's Veinte poemas de amory una cancion ddesesperada into Samuel Barber's The Lovers Op. 43, this essay uses musico-literary theory to offer a new way of reading and hearing meaning across cultural spaces

• Authors : Plevka, Helen

• Source: Mosaic: An interdisciplinary critical journal. March, 2020, Vol. 53 Issue 1, p125, 18 p.

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Review: Classical: Leon McCawley Queen Elizabeth Hall, London 4/5.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2010, pages. 56

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Samuel Barber's 'Vanessa' Barbican, London DAVID MURRAY THE CRITICS.

• Authors : Murray, David

• Source: The Financial Times. 2003, pages. 17

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There's more to Barber's bow than Adagio.

• Source: South China Morning Post (Hong Kong). 2003.

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Discoveries on Rhodes less travelled.

• Source: The Age (Melbourne, Australia). June 2, 2010 19.

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Fighting for one's ideals.

• Authors : Tanner, Michael

Subjects: OPERA; DRAMATIC musicUNITED KingdomVANESSA (Theatrical production); PELLEAS et Melisande (Theatrical production)...

• Source: Spectator (00386952). 11/29/2003, Vol. 293 Issue 9147, p70-72. 2p.

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You can play this.

• Authors : Hepburn, Corinne

Subjects: *ORGAN music; *CONCERT programs (Printed ephemera); *VARIATIONS (Musical composition)UNITED KingdomLANGLAIS, Jean; BARBER, Samuel, 1910-1981; BUCK, Dudley, 1839-1909

• Source: Organists' Review. Aug2009, Vol. 95 Issue 3, p59-64. 5p.

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Job Mobility amongst Black People in England and Wales during the Long Eighteenth Century.

• Authors : Chater, Kathleen

Subjects: BLACK British; OCCUPATIONAL mobility; EMPLOYMENT of Black peopleUNITED Kingdom

• Source: Immigrants & Minorities; Jul-Nov2010, Vol. 28 Issue 2/3, p113-130, 18p

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Pictured at Work: Employment in Art (1800-1900).

• Authors : Marsh, Jan

Subjects: BLACK people in art; LABOR in art; 19TH century artUNITED KingdomBLACK Victorians: Black People in British Art 1800-1900 (Book)

• Source: Immigrants & Minorities; Jul-Nov2010, Vol. 28 Issue 2/3, p154-163, 10p

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NEW OPERA GUIDE.

Subjects: PERFORMING artsUNITED Kingdom

• Source: Opera Now; Sep/Oct2008, Issue 5, p146-153, 7p

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