Jeanne d’Arc au bûcher

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Jeanne d’Arc au bûcher is a dramatic oratorio by Paul Claudel (with music by Arthur Honegger) that portrays the trial and final moments of Joan of Arc through a blend of spoken drama and choral music.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dramatic oratorio
oratorio
stage work
associatedWith Arthur Honegger’s religious works
French sacred repertoire
basedOn life of Joan of Arc
commissionedBy Ida Rubinstein NERFINISHED
composer Arthur Honegger NERFINISHED
dramaticDevice allegorical characters
flashback structure
featuresCharacter Frère Dominique
Jeanne d’Arc NERFINISHED
animals as allegorical figures
voices of saints
firstPublisher Éditions Salabert NERFINISHED
form dramatic oratorio
genre choral music
sacred drama
hasTheme faith
justice and injustice
martyrdom
includes choral passages
orchestral music
spoken dialogue
language French
librettist Paul Claudel NERFINISHED
narrativeFocus execution of Joan of Arc
trial of Joan of Arc
notableRecording recordings conducted by Charles Munch
recordings conducted by Leonard Bernstein
recordings conducted by Seiji Ozawa
orchestration chorus
orchestra
solo voices
speaker roles
performancePractice often staged with theatrical elements
performed in concert form
period 20th-century music
premiereCountry Switzerland NERFINISHED
premiereDate 1938-05-12
premierePlace Basel NERFINISHED
settingOfStory Hundred Years’ War NERFINISHED
structure prologue and 11 scenes
style modernist
subject Joan of Arc NERFINISHED
timePeriodDepicted 15th century France

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Paul Claudel notableWork Jeanne d’Arc au bûcher
Arthur Honegger notableWork Jeanne d’Arc au bûcher