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      Intersemiosis en el teatro musical y en la ópera contemporánea Translated title: Intersemiosis in Contemporary Musical Theater and Opera

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          En este artículo, el autor pretende aplicar los conceptos que ha desarrollado en su teoría semiótica de la música para el estudio de la multimedialidad en obras significativas de la música contemporánea occidental. Utilizando la teoría general de los signos de Charles Peirce y los conceptos de sinergia y tensegrity de B. Fuller, propone el estudio de la intersemiosis musical como formas heterogéneas articuladas cooperativamente, destacando las interrelaciones entre música y texto, música y gesto, música e imagen técnica. Las obras analizadas son: L'Histoire du soldat, de Igor Stravinsky; Lulu, de Alban Berg; Sequenza V, de Luciano Beño; y Rosa, the Death of a Composer, de Louis Andriessen.

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          Dans cet article, l'auteur prétend appliquer les concepts qu'il a développé dans sa théorie sémiotique de la musique pour l'étude de la multi-médialité dans des œuvres significatives de la musique contemporaine occidentale. En utilisant la théorie générale des signes de Charles Peirce et les concepts de synergie et tensegrity de B. Fuller, il propose l'étude de l'intersémiosis musicale comme des formes hétérogènes articulées coopérativement, en mettant l'accent sur les interelations entre musique et texte, musique et geste, musique et image technique. Les œuvres analysées sont : L'Histoire du soldat, de Igor Stravinsky : Lulu, de Alban Berg ; Sequenza V, de Luciano Berio ; et Rosa, the death of a composer, de Louis Andriessen.

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          In this article the author intends to apply the concepts he has developed in his theory of music semiotics for the study of multimediality in significant works of contemporary western music. Using the general theory of signs from Charles Peirce and B. Fuller's concepts of synergy and tensegrity, we propose a study of musical intersemiosis as heterogeneous forms which are cooperatively articulated while pointing out the interrelations between music and text, music and gestures and music and technical image. The works analyzed are: L'Histoire du soldat, by Igor Stravinsky; Lulu, by Alban Berg; Sequenza Fby Luciano Berio; and Rosa, the Death of a Composer by Louis Andriessen.

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                Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, Seminario de Estudios de la Significación (Puebla )
                1665-1200
                June 2008
                : 0
                : 19
                : 101-129
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                [1 ] Pontificia Universidad Católica de São Paulo Brazil
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                S1665-12002008000100004
                c95620bb-04c1-4109-9b8b-0e791e0fd61a

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