An edition of Richard Wagner and German opera
(2004)
Richard Wagner and German Opera (Masters of Music)
by Donna Getzinger and Daniel Felsenfeld
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Examines the chaotic life of nineteenth-century composer Richard Wagner, discussing his influence on the art of opera, his affairs and fiscal irresponsibility, belief in German superiority, and his anti-Semitism.
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Richard Wagner and German Opera (Masters of Music)
November 15, 2004, Morgan Reynolds Publishing
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1931798249 9781931798242
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"After one of Richard Wagner's many fights with his second wife, Cosima, she wrote in her diary that, during their reconciliation, he had taken her in his arms "and said that we loved each other too passionately; that was the cause of our sufferings.""
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