STYLISTIC AND INTERPRETATIVE VOICE REFERENCES IN THE WORK OF W. A. MOZART

Abstract

The definition of the opera, framing all its successful ways ofexpression, represents the incarnation of facts, feelings and characters inhistory and the human soul. The great musicians of the eighteenth andnineteenth centuries perceived the value of this musical genre, frequentlyapproaching it, but very few were those who managed to give emotion atthe expense of fame, vibrating alongside the purity of creation. The unity ofthis genre has allowed the rise of an inner reverberation, a utopian glow,perhaps, populating an entire universe. Therefore, it is easy to understandthe difficulty involved in addressing this genre, as well as the triumph ofthose blessed with the boldness needed for the solemnity of creation.