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Music: An Appreciation 8 th Edition by Roger Kamien

Music: An Appreciation 8 th Edition by Roger Kamien . Unit V1 浪漫時期( The Romantic Period) 1820-1900. Presentation Development: Robert Elliott University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff. 華格納（ Richard Wagner）. Mid to late Romantic composer. German (1813-1883). Studied in Germany.

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Music: An Appreciation 8 th Edition by Roger Kamien

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  1. Music: An Appreciation8th Editionby Roger Kamien Unit V1 浪漫時期(The Romantic Period) 1820-1900 Presentation Development: Robert Elliott University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff

  2. 華格納（ Richard Wagner） • Mid to late Romantic composer • German (1813-1883) • Studied in Germany • Later moved to Paris—did not work out • Returned to Germany, got in trouble • Finally settled & succeeded in Munich, Bavaria • Lived large off of others—ran up debts • Wrote in many styles, famous for opera Wagner’s Music • His works were large, full blown affairs • No recitatives & arias—just non-stop music • Adapted idee fixe to leitmotif approach • Huge orchestrations for operas • Requires big voices to be heard

  3. Chpt. 19-Richard Wagner Listening Die Walkure (The Valkyrie, 1856) by Wagner Act I: Love scene (conclusion) Storyline of the Ring Cycle & this scene (p. 272) Listening Guide: p. 383 Brief Set, CD 4:1 Note: Huge production, large orchestrations Big, powerful voices required Use of leitmotif for people, places, things and ideas

  4. Chpt 20: 馬勒（Gustav Mahler） • Listening Guide: Ging heut’ Morgen uber’s Feld (This morning I went through the fields), p. 390

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