Welche Praktiken? Welche Forschung? Perspektiven auf praxisgeleitete Forschung zum (Musik)Theater der Frühen Neuzeit


World Heritage Site: Margravial Opera House Bayreuth

Publication Year: 2026

Publication Type: Article

Publication Identifier: WHECBA0E3C2F9

Summary

Practice-led research in opera and theatre studies of the Early modern period can benefit from leveraging the distinct approaches of music and theatre studies, particularly through 'historically informed performance.' A recent study demonstrated that integrating scholarly work with artistic practice—such as a 2024 performance of L’Huomo (1754) by Wilhelmine von Bayreuth at the Margravial Opera House in Bayreuth—enhances understanding of musico-theatrical works while navigating economic and institutional constraints. The research highlights the value of feedback loops between academic and artistic endeavors, offering a model for future practice-led studies that balance historical simulation with contemporary feasibility.

Citation

Knaus, K. (2026). Welche Praktiken? Welche Forschung? Perspektiven auf praxisgeleitete Forschung zum (Musik)Theater der Frühen Neuzeit. Artes, 5(1), 136–150. https://doi.org/10.30965/27727629-20260008

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