Three Loves for Three Oranges

Editorial Notes
List of Definitions and Abbreviations
List of Illustrations
List of Musical Examples
Preface: How Not to Die Laughing in a Lethal Time, by Caryl Emerson
Acknowledgments
Introduction, by Dassia N. Posner, Kevin Bartig, and Maria De Simone
Part I: The Fiaba
1. Reflective Analysis of the Fairy Tale The Love of Three Oranges, by Carlo Gozzi , by Maria De Simone
2. The Love of Three Oranges, Venice 1761: A Theatrical Provocation, by Alberto Beniscelli
3. A Short Note on the First Sacchi Company , by Giulietta Bazoli
4. Gozzi's The Love of Three Oranges: A New Horizon of Expectations, by Domenico Pietropaolo
5. Carlo Gozzi's Reactionary Imagination, by Ted Emery
6. A Cultural Pastiche of Fantasy, Satire, and Citrus: Gozzi's The Love of Three Oranges in its German Afterlife, by Natalya Baldyga
Part II: The Divertissement
7. Love for Three Oranges. A Divertissement in Twelve Scenes, a Prologue, an Epilogue, and Three Interludes, by Konstantin Vogak, Vsevolod Meyerhold, and Vladimir Soloviev, by Dassia N. Posner
8. Carlo Gozzi in The Journal of Doctor Dapertutto , by Raissa Raskina
9. Meyerhold and the Russian Commedia dell'Arte Myth , by Vadim Shcherbakov
10. The Miklashevsky Connection, by Laurence Senelick
11. From Divertissement to Opera: Two Russian Oranges, by Julia Galanina
Part III: The Opera
12. Love for Three Oranges, by Sergei Prokofiev , by Kevin Bartig
13. Tsardom and Buttocks: From Empress Anna to Prokofiev's Fata Morgana, by Inna Naroditskaya
14. Notes on the Musical Parody in Prokofiev's Three Oranges , by Natalia Savkina
15. Notes on the Notes , by Simon A. Morrison
16. Boris Anisfeld, an Alchemist of Color , by John E. Bowlt
17. Oranges in Leningrad , by Kevin Bartig
List of Contributors
Index