From Fieldwork To The Stage: Federico Consolo and the Quest for Sephardic Musical Antiquity in 19th-century Florence
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Paper presented at the conference "Creative Expressions of the Sephardic Experience," Indiana University, March 2, 2009
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- 1. Between Fieldwork & the Stage Federico Consolo (1841-1906) and the Quest for Sephardic Musical Antiquity in 19th-Century Florence Francesco Spagnolo – The Magnes, Berkeley
- 5. From Florence to Livorno: 75 miles and 250 years
- 7. The Facts In Florence, between 1882 and 1892, violinist and composer Federico Consolo (Ancona 1841-Florence 1906) collects, harmonizes, stages and publishes melodies from the Livornese oral tradition Sefer shire yisrael: Libro dei canti d’Israele and Appendix: 1890-92 Fantasia Orientale , for orchestra: 1882 (Ricordi 1940) Au bords du Nil , for small orchestra: 1882 (Ricordi 1940) A unique, yet paradigmatic, itinerary San Marino National Anthem : 1892
- 8. 1890-1892
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- A tale of two cities, and four synagogues… and the 50-year-long attempt to unify their rituals.