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E-raamat: Jenufa: Translations and Pronunciation

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Czech composer Leo Janáeks most famous opera, Jenfa is a harrowing tale of forbidden love, abandonment, hypocrisy, desperation, and tragic infanticide. As todays second most frequently performed Czech opera (following Dvoráks Rusalka), Jenfa holds a prominent place in international opera repertoire and continues to draw the attention of new audiences.

Drawing on both scholarly studies and production experience, Timothy Cheek presents an original English-language translation of the original Czech libretto. As with the first two books in the Janáek Opera Libretti series (Píhody liky Bystrouky, The Cunning Little Vixen and Káta Kabanová), this volume consists of two parts. Part One gives background on the opera, a discussion about the various voice types and roles, Janáeks style and Czech performance traditions, Czech folk costumes, and a summary of Czech pronunciation and inflection. Part Two provides the original Czech libretto, word-for-word English translations, idiomatic English translations, IPA for pronunciation of the Czech, translations of the stage directions, and notes about certain words in Czech dialect.

As a valuable resource not only for performers and directors, but also historians and opera lovers, this book brings new accessibility to a beloved and timeless opera.

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An invaluable resource for any singer or coach studying Jenfa. Timothy Cheek is a master Czech specialist and this is a throughly comprehensive exploration into the pronunciation and comprehension of the plot and text of Janáek's masterpiece. This is a book that should be in every singer's library as they prepare for a production of Jenfa. -- Sean Panikkar, renowned international tenor Timothy Cheeks books have been indispensable for me at every stage of learning a part, from the initial encounter with the diction and background of the piece to the mastering the finer points of interpretation. The precision with which he approaches the subject is staggering, and I consult the books over and over; I would not travel to a production without them! In opening the Czech repertoire to English speakers Timothy Cheek has made an invaluable contribution, one crucial to my career. What is more, the love for the music underlying his scholarship has been a source of inspiration.  With the Jenufa volume, Timothy Cheek sheds light on one of the most moving and beautiful operas ever written. I am sure singers, teachers, coaches, anybody who loves this music will benefit greatly from it.  -- Dina Kuznetsova, soprano, internationally acclaimed opera singer and recitalist Timothy Cheek's word-for-word translations and IPA of Jenfa have been very helpful in preparing for our production at San Francisco Opera! -- Gregory Henkel, Director of Artistic and Music Planning, San Francisco Opera

Illustrations
ix
Preface xi
Acknowledgments xiii
Part One Opera Essentials
1 Jenufa: Words and Music
3(38)
Synopsis of the Opera
3(4)
Roles
7(6)
Preissova's Play
13(1)
Janacek's Opera
14(22)
Notes
36(5)
2 Czech Pronunciation and Inflection
41(16)
Czech Lyric Diction and the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)
41(7)
Inflection
48(3)
Note on Translations
51(1)
Pronunciation Checklist
52(1)
Notes
53(4)
Part Two IPA and English Translations
3 Act I
57(80)
sc. i
57(16)
sc. ii
73(13)
sc. iii
86(1)
sc. iv
87(7)
sc. v
94(22)
sc. vi
116(9)
sc. vii
125(10)
Notes
135(2)
4 Act II
137(70)
sc. i
137(9)
sc. ii
146(4)
sc. iii
150(15)
sc. iv
165(7)
sc. v
172(3)
sc. vi
175(11)
sc. vii
186(8)
sc. viii
194(11)
Notes
205(2)
5 Act III
207(66)
sc. i
207(3)
sc. ii
210(9)
sc. iii
219(6)
sc. iv
225(6)
sc. v
231(2)
sc. vi
233(8)
sc. vii
241(3)
sc. viii
244(2)
sc. ix
246(3)
sc. x
249(12)
sc. xi
261(5)
sc. xii
266(4)
Notes
270(3)
Bibliography 273(2)
Index 275(4)
About the Author 279
A leading expert on Czech vocal music, Timothy Cheek is pianist, vocal coach, and associate professor of performing arts at the University of Michigan School of Music, Theater & Dance in Ann Arbor. He is the author of Singing in Czech: A Guide to Czech Lyric Diction and Vocal Repertoire (2001) and The Janáek Opera Libretti, volumes I (2003) and II (2004), The Bartered Bride, Prodaná nevsta: Performance Guide with Translations and Pronunciation (2010), and Rusalka: A Performance Guide with Translations and Pronunciation (2012), all published by Scarecrow Press.