Profectio Moysis in Aegyptum (1784): A “Fake” Neapolitan Oratorio?

Q4 Arts and Humanities

De Musica Disserenda Pub Date : 2024-01-25 DOI:10.3986/dmd19.2.03

Eric Boaro

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Abstract

One manuscript of an oratorio in I-Mc dating from 1784 is described, on its title page, as a pasticcio by “celebrated Neapolitan maestri”. I suggest that the source is actually a forgery and linked to three non-Neapolitan composers. The inference is that it was associ- ated with Naples purely for marketing reasons.

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Profectio Moysis in Aegyptum（1784 年）：那不勒斯清唱剧 "赝品"？

一份 1784 年的 I-Mc 版清唱剧手稿在扉页上被描述为由 "那不勒斯著名作曲家 "创作的短剧。我认为该资料实际上是伪造的，与三位非那不勒斯作曲家有关。由此推断，将其与那不勒斯联系在一起纯粹是出于营销原因。

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期刊介绍： De musica disserenda is an international journal of musical scholarship. It is published by the Institute of Musicology ZRC SAZU (Scientific Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts) at the ZRC Publishing (Založba ZRC). The journal is publishing musicological as well as interdisciplinary articles regarding music, with a special attention given to the texts on history of music on the territory of today’s Slovenia in wider European context. Individual issues of the journal with various dissertations are published twice a year, while thematic double issues are published at the end an individual year. The articles are published in Slovenian, English, German, French or Italian languages, with keywords and abstracts in English and Slovenian. A longer summary in Slovenian or English is given at the end of each article.