Opera in the Age of Rousseau

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Exploring the evolution of opera during the Enlightenment, this account highlights the transformation of the art form from Rameau to Gluck. It delves into the societal impacts and cultural significance of opera, reflecting the philosophical ideas of Rousseau's time. The narrative examines how these composers shaped the operatic landscape, influencing both performance and public perception, while also addressing broader themes of art and society in that era.