Micaela Baranello
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Assistant Professor
Also affiliated: Princeton University (2015); Smith Family (2016); McNally Smith College of Music (2016)
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Micaela Baranello's research focuses on the study of music theater, particularly operetta, in early twentieth-century Vienna. Her work examines the cultural and social contexts surrounding the production and reception of operettas during this period, exploring their role as a form of "middlebrow" culture. Baranello has published several works on this topic, including "The Operetta Empire: Music Theater in Early Twentieth-Century Vienna." Her scholarship has contributed to the understanding of Viennese cultural history and the evolution of musical theater. Baranello holds a h-index of 4 with 23 total publications and 75 citations.
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- h-index: 5
- Publications: 24
- Citations: 145
Selected Publications
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Franz Lehár's <i>Friederike</i> as Weimar Middlebrow Culture (2023)
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“Operettendämmerung”: Die lustigen Nibelungen and the Failures of Wagnerian Operetta (2017)
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