A Stylistic Guide of Classical Cabaret

In the last twenty years, there has been a revival of cabaret music and establishments. Thus, the demand for classical singers to crossover into this genre has increased. This has given rise to the need for further studies in the literature of this genre and its stylistic practices. This book will provide both singers and accompanists a guide to performance practice of selected cabaret songs. This study also gives an historical perspective of cabaret music and presents information which includes social, political and economic influences of the movement. A discussion of text, musical and stylistic characteristics along with theoretical information is included.

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Dr. Denise Ritter Bernardini holds a Doctorate from the University of Oklahoma. Denise hasperformed her one woman cabaret in Europe as well as the United States. She has had a CarnegieHall Debut as a soloist with the New York Pops and sings through out the United Statesperforming with regional opera and orchestral organizations.