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Wagner, Richard (1813-1883)

Richard Wagner. Franz Hanfstaengl (Public Domain – 1871).

Alternative last name spellings: –
Alternative first name spellings: Wilhelm
Alias: –

“When the day comes when society has developed in a human, beautiful and noble way, something that we will not achieve only through art, but also with the great and inevitable social revolutions, then the theatrical performances will be the first collective demonstrations completely unrelated money and the desire for profit, because, thanks to the social changes mentioned, education will always be closer to the artistic, and we will all end up being artists and as artists we will unite, for the love of art and not for some industrial purpose, to freely share our activities. “

 

GENERAL INFO

Description: Wagner is known mainly for his great work and enormous contribution to opera, genre that came to evolve thanks to consider it as the “work of art toal” (Gesamtkunstwerk). Not only did he compose all the music, but he also wrote scripts, synthesizing poetic literature, music and drama with the visual arts. The great complexity at the time of composing accompanied him throughout his career, which greatly influenced the advance of classical music.
Sex: Male Occupation: Composer, Conductor, Poet, Dramatist, Music theorist.
Place of Birth / Death: Leipzig, Confederation of the Rhine (Germany) / Venecia, Kingdom of Italy (Italy) Country Tags: Germany.
Periods: 19th century Genres: Orchestral music, Symphonic music, Choral music, Instrumental music, Chamber music, Opera.
Styles: Romanticism, Nationalism. School / Group: –
Instruments: Orchestra. Relatives: Siegfried Wagner (son), Cósima Wagner (wife).
Patrons: –  Master: Christian Gottlieb Müller.

 

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Bibliography

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