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EPISODE · Jun 2, 2021 · 41 MIN

Descarga Cultura UNAM y Gerardo Kleinburg presenta "Werther de Massenet"

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Descarga Cultura UNAM y Gerardo Kleinburg presenta "Werther de Massenet" Por favor tenga en cuenta: este episodio incluye contenido para adultos y puede no ser adecuado para todos los oyentes. Como parte de la trama de la historia, se discuten los temas del suicidio y la salud mental. Lifeline ofrece apoyo gratuito y confidencial las 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana para personas en peligro, y recursos de prevención y crisis para usted o sus seres queridos. Los servicios están disponibles por teléfono y por chat en línea. Web: http://suicidepreventionlifeline.org Teléfono: (888)628-9454 - Español Jules Massenet (Saint-Étienne, 1842 - París, 1912) nació en la plenitud del romanticismo y muere en vísperas de la Primera Guerra Mundial. Inició sus estudios de música a los once años en el Conservatorio de París y en 1863 ganó el Grand Prix de Roma gracias a su cantata David Rizzio. Fue compositor de más de cuarenta obras operísticas. Manon, La grand'tante, Don Quichotte, Hérodiade, Le Cid, y Werther son algunas de sus composiciones más reconocidas. Para la ópera Werther, Massenet se basó en la novela epistolar Las desventuras del joven Werther, del escritor alemán Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. A lo largo de esta charla, Kleinburg, expone los antecedentes tanto de la obra literaria de Goethe como los de la obra operística de Massenet, y evidencia las relaciones que mantienen ambas con la naturaleza, el motivo del amor incondicional, la amenaza, la muerte y el suicidio. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Descarga Cultura UNAM and Gerardo Kleinburg present "Massenet – Werther” Please note: This episode includes adult content and may not be suitable for all listeners. As part of the story's plot, themes of suicide and mental health are discussed. The Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, and prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones. Web: http://suicidepreventionlifeline.org Phone: (800)273-8255 On this episode of Behind the Curtain, you’ll be listening to a talk presented by Gerardo Kleinburg and graciously shared by the National Autonomous University of Mexico and Descarga Cultura UNAM. Jules Massenet (Saint-Étienne, 1842 - Paris, 1912) was born in the prime of the Romantic era and died on the eve of the World War I. He began his music studies at the age of eleven at the Paris Conservatory, and in 1863 he won the Grand Prix of Rome thanks to his cantata David Rizzio. He composed more than forty operatic works. Manon, La grand'tante, Don Quichotte, Hérodiade, Le Cid, and Werther are some of his most recognized compositions. Massenet based his opera Werther on the epistolary novel The Sorrows of Young Werther by the German writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Throughout this talk, Kleinburg discusses the antecedents of both Goethe's literary work and those of Massenet's operatic work, and highlights the relationships that both maintain with nature, the motive of unconditional love, threat, death, and suicide.

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