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Singing corporeality: reinventing the vocalic body in postopera

Novak, J.

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2012

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Novak, J. (2012). Singing corporeality: reinventing the vocalic body in postopera.

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List of Figures

Figure 1 - Philip Glass, Robert Wilson, Einstein on the Beach; Helga Davis and Kate Moran perform in

Einstein on the Beach in Ann Arbor, 2012 25

Figure 2 - Michel van der Aa, One, video still 40

Figure 3 – From Three Tales, video opera by Beryl Korot and Steve Reich. Image by Beryl Korot. Act 3,

Dolly, robot Kismet 60

Figure 4 - From Three Tales, video opera by Beryl Korot and Steve Reich. Image by Beryl Korot. Act 3,

Dolly, Adin Steinsaltz 65

Figure 5 - La Belle et la Bête, Belfast Festival at Queen’s, November 1998 75 Figure 6 - Jean Cocteau, La Belle et la Bête, armchair lion, film still 83 Figure 7 - Jean Cocteau, La Belle et la Bête, arm-shaped candle sticks, film still 84 Figure 8 - La Belle et la Bête, lego version by ‘barkingbartok’, film still 88 Figure 9 – Louis Andriessen, Peter Greenaway, Writing to Vermeer, Scene 4. 2 94 Figure 10 – Louis Andriessen, Peter Greenaway, Writing to Vermeer, Scene 3 101 Figure 11 - Louis Andriessen, Hal Hartley, La Commedia 118 Figure 12 - Cristina Zavalloni as Dante in La Commedia by Louis Andriessen and Hal Hartley 124 Figure 13 – Laurie Anderson, Homeland, CD/DVD cover, Laurie Anderson as Fenway Bergamot 134

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