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Guillaume Guillemin

Guillaume Guillemin

PhD Candidate
Department of Language and Literature

guillaume.guillemin@ntnu.no
+4773412052 +4748509971 3519 Bygg 3 Dragvoll, Trondheim
About Research Publications

About

I am a research fellow at the Department of Language and Literature. I have a master in French Literature at the University of  Orléans, France. My MA thesis examines the teaching of poetry with students in high-school. 

Competencies

  • Eighteenth century
  • French Literature
  • drama
  • lyrical theater
  • opéra-comique
  • theater

Research

The relationship between composers and librettists at the opera-comique during the french revolution: the example of Marsollier and Dalayrac

My thesis is focused on the link between text and music at opéra-comique, a hybrid genre very famous during the eigteenth century in France, but also in Europe.

  • Revolutionnary opera-comique ntnu

Publications

« Gulnare, un opéra-comique oriental au gré des tourmentes politiques et esthétiques
du XVIIIe siècle »

This article, which combines literature, history and musicology, tries to understand the part and the place of this opéra-comique, the only one dealing with Orientalism, in the work of Marsollier and Dalayrac. Forthcoming.

 

« De Nina au Délire, un regain d’intérêt pour la légèreté d’Ancien Régime, face à la « terreur musicale »

 This article, which is based on the comparison between Nina, opéra-comique by Marsollier and Dalayrac dating from 1786, and Le Délire, an opera by Berton on a libretto by Saint-Cyr dating from 1799, tries to testify to a certain return to lightness of Ancien-Régime in the repertoires of Parisian theaters at the end of the eighteenth century, after several years of "musical terror" during the Revolution. Forthcoming.

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