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    Wagner was a very influential composer and play writer. He had very different views on the opera world and set the stage for theater today. He is well known for his music dramas along with his very controversial personal life. Wagner first became interested in theater from his father. He wrote his first opera at 21‚ Die Fein:The Fairies (1834). He was famous for his complex operas and anti-sematic writing. His operas were known for the insanity‚ murder‚ and tragedy. He first coined the term music drama

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    had written sonatas‚ concertos‚ symphonies‚ religious works‚ and several operas. The high-spirited young artist rebelled against the social restrictions imposed by the patronage system and at twenty-five established himself in Vienna as a struggling freelance musician. In 1782‚ he married Constanze Weber‚ against his domineering father’s wishes. He reached the peak of his career in the late 1780s with his three comic operas (The Marriage of Figaro‚ Don Giovanni‚ and Così fan tutte) on librettos by

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    wanted music to be available in their homes as well as easy enough for their children to take lessons to learn it. 13. What city was the musical center of Europe? Vienna. Austria. 14. What are the complaints with opera seria (Baroque opera) which lead to the development of comic opera? Opera seria was getting too excessive with their costumes and becoming to serious. The people

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    Lockhart more power and the ability to make more decisions where the Symphony is concerned. A2- Financial and Leadership strengths and weaknesses of the Opera- The Utah Opera enjoys a good positive cash flow and reserves and this is in part this is due to their high fund raising goals. They also

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    Renaissance style of music to that of the Baroque period. He developed two styles of composition – the heritage of Renaissance polyphony and the new basso continuo technique of the Baroque. Monteverdi wrote one of the earliest operas‚ L’Orfeo‚ a novel work that is the earliest surviving opera still regularly performed. He is widely recognized as an inventive composer who enjoyed considerable fame in his lifetime. Claudio Monteverdi was born in 1567 in Cremona‚ Lombardy. His father was Baldassare Monteverdi

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    are wrong‚ for Hindemith had an extremely complex relationship with the Nazi party where both sides of the spectrum are manifested. From early in his career‚ Hindemith’s compositions were seen as controversial. This view was reinforced by his 1933 opera Mathis Der Maler and its complementary Symphony. Individual members of the party had different reactions to both works‚ further complicating Hindemith’s relationship with the party as a whole. This dichotomy within the party is related to the dichotomy

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    tuberculosis. His music is made for solo piano. Wagner – (1813-1883) A German who was a very controversial composer. His operas often included social and political ideas as he was openly anti-semetic and his music was later used as Nazi propaganda. He built his own opera house in Bayreuth where he would put on performances of three operas. He didn’t consider his operas to be operas but rather music dramas. Gottschalk – (1829-1869) He was an American composer and virtuoso pianist who was best known

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    music at the age of six. As a child he attended Munich Court Orchestra rehearsals and also got private lessons from the assistant conductor there. At the age of ten Richard Strauss heard his first opera by Richard Wagner‚ who was also a German Composer‚ among other things‚ and was known for his operas. Strauss was very intrigued with his works which were considered to be progressive and Strauss’s father‚ who was a very conservative man‚ forbade him to study it‚ although it would eventually influence

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    | Utah Symphony and Opera Merger | Organizational Management | Assignment 1 | | | . | Abstract The purpose of this merger is to combine the skills and resources of Utah Symphony and Opera Merger for better productivity and success. In this merger‚ focus will be given to the fundamental changes that will be conclusive for the smooth running of business operations for both the companies. With this analysis‚ Ann Ewers‚ the General Director of Utah Opera has to decide whether

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    Research Oh Susanna: The Wise Women of Mozart In Mozart’s operas‚ as in his life‚ says Anat Sharon of the Department of Literature‚ Language and the Arts at the Open University‚ women rather than men are the ones who come out on top and who win our hearts. Mozart loved and valued women in his personal life and this was reflected in his operas. Through brilliant musical interpretations‚ his sympathetic‚ vividly-drawn portraits make audiences love even the most evil of women. Mozart’s fascinating

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