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Salome. Dramat muzyczny [EPUB ebook]

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Sztuka ‘Salome’ Oscara Wilde’a została wydana w Paryżu w roku 1891. Najbardziej znanym polskim przekładem tego utworu jest tłumaczenie Leona Choromańskiego i Janiny Kruczyńskiej.Obecnie wydany przekład jest niemal nieznany i stąd może być interesujący zarówno dla miłośników twórczości Wilde’a jak i dla tekstologów, komparatystów i badaczy przekładów literackich. ‘Salome’ bowiem to po dziś dzień również i jedna z najwybitniejszych, najchętniej wystawianych na scenach całego świata oper XX wieku. Tekst Wilde’a bowiem został wykorzystany przez Richarda Straussa do skomponowania dramatu operowego pod tym samym tytułem. przełożył Jakub Bylczyńskido wydania przygotował Maciej Dęboróg-Bylczyński

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Language Polish ● Format EPUB ● ISBN 9788378596684 ● File size 1.9 MB ● Publisher e-bookowo.pl ● Published 2016 ● Downloadable 24 months ● Currency EUR ● ID 5116262 ● Copy protection without

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