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La música incidental en el Teatro Español de Madrid (1942-1952 y 1962-1964)Carrillo Guzmán, Mercedes del Carmen 20 October 2008 (has links)
La tesis está estructurada en dos partes. En la primera parte establecemos el marco teórico-analítico para analizar las partituras y textos elegidos. Este marco es la dramaturgia musical de la que aclaramos conceptos y establecemos tipologías que nos sirvan para el análisis de la música en las obras de teatro. También hacemos un repaso histórico de las intervenciones musicales para teatro.En la segunda parte describimos la interrelación entre el director de escena Cayetano Luca de Tena y el director musical Manuel Parada de la Puente mediante escritos que lo demuestran, dentro del Teatro Español de Madrid en los comienzos del Régimen Franquista. También realizamos un análisis de la música incidental de las diecinueve obras de teatro elegidas como muestra, conjuntamente con el análisis de los elementos de dramaturgia musical de sus textos correspondientes para la reconstrucción de su puesta en escena. / The thesis has two parts. In the first one we establish the theoretical-analytical frame in order to analyze the chosen scores and texts. This frame is the musical dramatical, from which we define concepts and we establish a classification so that it can help us to analyze the music in the plays. We also make a historical evaluation of the music in the plays. In the second part we make a description of the interactive relationship between Cayetano Luca de Tena, Scene Director, and Manuel Parada de la Puente, Musical Director, with documents with prove it, in the Spanish Theatre of Madrid at the beginning of the Franquism Regime. We also do an analysis of the incidental music of the nineteen theatre plays chosen like a sample, as well as the analysis of the elements of musical dramatical from its texts in order to reconstruct the plays.
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Integrated network application management (INAM)Nelson, Mark D. 12 1900 (has links)
Approved for public release, distribution is unlimited / This thesis attempts to create a desire for change in DoD's current approach to Network Application Management (NAM). The evolution of NAM into Integrated Network Application Management (INAM) is a crucial component of Network Centric Warfare and achieving Information Superiority and Interoperability. INAM is outlined as three functional requirements, which are Network Awareness, Mission Prioritization linkage to Network Resources, and the Balancing of Service Management. Scenarios play a key role in illustrating the new threats that DoD faces today. These scenarios also identify limitations and challenges to NAM as it exists today. These challenges require significant improvements in flexibility and responsiveness, while providing for wide integration. Trends supporting change are identified in this thesis. Two of the more important trends are the rise of Architectural and Object Oriented Development. Examples such as Training and Testing Enabled Architecture (TENA), Surveillance and Target Acquisition Network (STAN), and Virtual Proving Ground (VPG) are clear examples of these trends. The merging of the Computer Industry's efforts to expand the reach of Operating Systems with the traditional efforts from Network Management is also a trend that is examined. Organizations like Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF) are important to such examinations. Successful change can not be achieved without planning for the transition. This thesis also presents some active transition efforts addressing Network Centric Warfare. TENA, VPG and Naval Postgraduate School's Information Technology Management Master's Program provide three examples of addressing transition in DoD. / Civilian, United States Army Yuma Proving Ground
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