2011
DOI: 10.1080/13528165.2011.606025
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The Diva's Fans: Opera and bodily participation

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“…Nevertheless, media and performance-related theories hardly ever cover opera as a particular, synthetic genre of performing arts, not to speak of its interaction with media. Clemens Risi (2011) has tackled this subject in his research on immersion and bodily participation in opera, 1 Christopher Morris (2015), in his turn, has analysed the latest wave of Italian opera films shot for TV which aim to offer a hyperreal experience to the audience through site-and time-specific conditions.…”
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“…Nevertheless, media and performance-related theories hardly ever cover opera as a particular, synthetic genre of performing arts, not to speak of its interaction with media. Clemens Risi (2011) has tackled this subject in his research on immersion and bodily participation in opera, 1 Christopher Morris (2015), in his turn, has analysed the latest wave of Italian opera films shot for TV which aim to offer a hyperreal experience to the audience through site-and time-specific conditions.…”
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confidence: 99%