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In "Richard Wagner and His Poetical Work, from 'Rienzi' to 'Parsifal,'" Judith Gautier offers an in-depth exploration of the intricate relationship between Wagner's operatic compositions and his poetic vision. This work deftly traverses the evolution of Wagner's artistic philosophy, examining the thematic and structural innovations he introduced from his early opera "Rienzi" through to the spiritual culmination of "Parsifal." Gautier's nuanced literary style employs lush descriptive language while maintaining a scholarly rigor, enabling readers to appreciate the profound connections between…mehr

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In "Richard Wagner and His Poetical Work, from 'Rienzi' to 'Parsifal,'" Judith Gautier offers an in-depth exploration of the intricate relationship between Wagner's operatic compositions and his poetic vision. This work deftly traverses the evolution of Wagner's artistic philosophy, examining the thematic and structural innovations he introduced from his early opera "Rienzi" through to the spiritual culmination of "Parsifal." Gautier's nuanced literary style employs lush descriptive language while maintaining a scholarly rigor, enabling readers to appreciate the profound connections between Wagner's music and his poetic texts within the broader landscape of 19th-century art and culture. Judith Gautier, a notable figure in the world of French literature and a close acquaintance of Wagner, synthesized her profound admiration for the composer with her own literary expertise. Her intimate knowledge of Wagner's influences, both personal and artistic, imbues her analysis with a unique perspective that intertwines cultural commentary and biographical insight. Gautier's passion for music and poetry resonates throughout the text, revealing her dedication to understanding how these two forms of art influenced each other deeply. This book is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand Wagner'Äôs genius beyond the confines of musicology. It offers an accessible yet scholarly examination suitable for both seasoned Wagnerians and newcomers to his work, making it a compelling addition to the libraries of music lovers, literary scholars, and students of art history alike.

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Judith Gautier (1845-1917), daughter of the esteemed French poet and novelist Théophile Gautier, was a distinguished writer and poet in her own right. Embracing her father's literary legacy, she cultivated a profound knowledge of the arts and developed an extensive literary oeuvre that is celebrated for its lyrical style and rich cultural references. Her literary contributions extend to theatre, poetry, and criticism, but one of her notable works as a critic is 'Richard Wagner and His Poetical Work, from "Rienzi" to "Parsifal"' - a comprehensive analysis of the operas of the famed German composer, which underscores her deep appreciation for Wagner's artistic vision and her scholarly approach to his music dramas. Gautier's writing often bridged the cultural divide between East and West, exemplified by her profound interest in and translations of Oriental poetry. Her nuanced understanding of music and literature was cultivated through her own worldly experiences and literary endeavors. Immersed within the Parisian intellectual circle of the late 19th century, she became one of the salient women intellectuals of that era, distinguished by a literary style that imbued elegance, erudition, and often an exotic charm reflective of her fascination with far-flung cultures. Her authored works resonate with the intricate tapestry of themes encompassing romance, mysticism, and the pursuit of the aesthetic, distinctive attributes that compose the scholarly and imaginative fabric of her written legacy.