Life of Wagner (eBook, ePUB) - Nohl, Ludwig
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The masters of music, Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven, advanced this art beyond the limits of their predecessors by identifying themselves more closely with the development of active life itself. By their creative power they invested the life of the nation and mankind with profounder thought, culminating at last in the most sublime of our possessions—religion. No artist has followed in their course with more determined energy than Richard Wagner, as well he might, for with equal intellectual capacity, the foundation of his education was broader and deeper than that of the classic masters; while on…mehr

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The masters of music, Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven, advanced this art beyond the limits of their predecessors by identifying themselves more closely with the development of active life itself. By their creative power they invested the life of the nation and mankind with profounder thought, culminating at last in the most sublime of our possessions—religion. No artist has followed in their course with more determined energy than Richard Wagner, as well he might, for with equal intellectual capacity, the foundation of his education was broader and deeper than that of the classic masters; while on the other hand the development of our national character during his long active career, became more vigorous and diversified as the ideas of the poets and thinkers were more and more realized and reflected in our life. Wagner’s development was as harmonious as that of the three classic masters, and all his struggles, however violent at times, only cleared his way to that high goal where we stand with him today and behold the free unfolding of all our powers. This goal is the entire combination of all the phases of art into one great work: the music-drama, in which is mirrored every form of human existence up to the highest ideal life.
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Ludwig Nohl (1831-1885) was a notable German musicologist and author best recognized for his biographical work on prominent composers, including his 'Life of Wagner'. Nohl's scholarly pursuit rooted in the rich tradition of German musicology, contributed significantly to the documentation and understanding of the lives and works of many Germanic composers. In 'Life of Wagner', Nohl delves into the fascinating and tumultuous life of Richard Wagner, one of the most influential figures in the world of opera. Nohl's narrative synthesizes Wagner's artistic triumphs with his personal struggles and ideological stances, presenting a holistic view of the composer. Known for blending rigorous research with a compelling literary style, Nohl's writings resonate with both academics and music enthusiasts. The book is not only a testament to Wagner's genius and complexity, but also showcases Nohl's meticulous approach to the study of biographical history. Throughout his career, Nohl's contributions to music literature provided foundational texts for the study of German romantic music, reflecting a deep commitment to the cultural and historical significance of the subject. His work continues to be referenced and revered in the annals of musicology.