Richard Wagner - A Portrait
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Following his English language literary debut Ernst JUnger - A Portrait, author Lennart Svensson concentrates his focus on another controversial character, Richard Wagner. In Richard Wagner - A Portrait Svensson offers a well-rounded biography of Richard Wagner's life and work. As a long-term admirer of Wagner's music, Svensson is also unafraid to look at the controversial aspects of the composer's life - including his relations with Friedrich Nietzsche and the influence his music would come to have in German Nationalist circles and in the work of the Italian poet d'Annunzio. In addition to relating the personal history of Wagner in the biography, Svensson also examines the compositions themselves, such as: The Fairies Rienzi The Flying Dutchman Tannhauser Lohengrin Wieland the Smith Tristan and Isolde The Master-Singers of Nuremberg The Ring of the Nibelung Parsifal Svennson's new biography on Wagner also provides an in-depth analysis of the themes that Wagner chose to work with in his compositions; forbidden love, Teutonic mythology, the Grail saga, and tragedy. Lennart Svensson holds a BA in Indology and his previous works include Antropolis and Camouflage. Ernst JUnger - A Portrait was his debut in English.
Format:Paperback
Language:English
ISBN:099425251X
ISBN13:9780994252517
Release Date:May 2015
Publisher:Manticore Press
Length:198 Pages
Weight:0.60 lbs.
Dimensions:0.4" x 6.0" x 9.0"
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