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Journal Article
Combining the Arts: Multimedia Performances in the Early 19th-Century Habsburg Empire
2024
Overview
The opening paper session was on the theme of ballrooms, salons and theatres, and Erica Buurman (San José State University) gave the first, fascinating paper. Friday opened with a session entitled ‘Visualized Body Gestures and Literary Soundscapes’. Because speaker Bettina Brandl-Risi (Friedrich-Alexander-Universität) had fallen ill just before the conference, her paper on tableaux vivants had to be replaced. Swift work on the part of the organizers and the help of speaker Margit Legler (Musik und Kunst Privatuniversität der Stadt Wien) meant that the session began instead with two workshop activities on early nineteenth-century dramatic art.
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Cambridge University Press
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