Son et lumière: Verdi,Attila, and the sunrise over the lagoon

Helen M. Greenwald

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Abstract This essay discusses the famous sunrise in the prologue ofAttilain the context of early nineteenth-century theatrical lighting and musical conventions, and relates it to Félicien David'sLe Désert, Haydn'sThe Creationand Rossini'sGuillaume Tell, as well as Verdi'sAlziraandJérusalem.

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