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Verismo
Original title: ヴェリズモ
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Verismo is an Italian-opera term meaning realism or truthfulness. It refers to operas treating realistic everyday themes such as murder and adultery rather than court aristocrats or mythology.
Became dominant in Italian opera from the late 19th to the 20th century, with representative works including La Bohème (premiered in 1896, Tosca (premiered in 1900, Madama Butterfly (premiered in 1904, Gianni Schicchi (premiered in 1918, and Turandot (premiered in 1926.
Literary verismo spread to theater and opera, which came to depict starkly the difficult daily lives and murders of people living at society's bottom.
ヴェリズモとは、イタリア・オペラにおいて、現実主義や真実主義を意味する言葉です。宮廷貴族や神話ではなく、日常生活の中で起こる殺人や不倫などのリアルなテーマを取り扱ったオペラを指します。
19世紀末から20世紀にかけてイタリア・オペラ界で主流となり、代表作には次のようなものがあります。《ボエーム》(1896年初演、《トスカ》(1900年初演、《蝶々夫人》(1904年初演、《ジャンニ・スキッキ》(1918年初演、 《トゥーランドット》(1926年初演。
文学のヴェリズモが演劇やオペラにも波及し、社会の底辺で生きる人々の苦しい日常生活や殺人事件などを赤裸々に描くようになりました。
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