Martin Nedbal Livres

The study examines the impact of Czech and German nationalism on the reception of Mozart's operas in Prague throughout history. It highlights the interplay between politics and the Western musical canon, showcasing how both Czech and German groups leveraged Mozart's legacy to further their political agendas.

The book delves into the impact of Enlightenment aesthetics on theater, highlighting its role as a moral institution that shaped cultural politics and operatic evolution in Vienna from the mid-eighteenth to early nineteenth centuries. It examines how these artistic movements intertwined with societal values and political dynamics, offering insights into the transformative power of theater during this pivotal historical period.