E. A. Bucchianeri Bücher

The Opera Ghost really existed," Gaston Leroux declared, introducing the world to his most famous literary character, the Phantom of the Opera. The legendary Opera Ghost continues to live in the hearts of Phans dedicated to Leroux's tale of mystery, passion and unrequited love. "Phantom Phantasia" by E.A. Bucchianeri is a poetical celebration of the enigmatic masked genius haunting the depths of the Paris Opera house. A collection of twenty poems varying in style from the serious to the comic, each poem is richly illustrated with vintage images in addition to artwork, photographs and original colour plates designed by the author evoking the elegant Belle Epoque days of Paris. For a FREE preview, click 'Download eBook' next to the book details here, or CLICK here for a Free preview on Academia.edu

Focusing on the tumultuous 1730s, this book delves into George Frideric Handel's struggles as he transitioned from Italian opera seria to oratorio amidst changing musical tastes in London. It examines his partnership with John Rich at Covent Garden and the competition from the Opera of the Nobility. The narrative highlights how Handel's innovative inclusion of French elements and his contentious business decisions impacted his career and public perception. This detailed exploration offers valuable insights for Handel enthusiasts and those interested in the era's operatic landscape.