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Richard Strauss: Die Zeit, die ist ein sonderbar Ding [Richard Strauss: Time Is a Strange Thing]
Hoerbiografie und Briefe [Audio Biography and Letters]
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Richard Strauss: Die Zeit, die ist ein sonderbar Ding [Richard Strauss: Time Is a Strange Thing]
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Gert Heidenreich
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Jörg Handstein
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Following its audio biographies of Mahler, Wagner and Verdi, BR-KLASSIK now presents the fourth in the series: an audio biography of Richard Strauss, to coincide with the Strauss anniversary year of 2014. In operas such as "Elektra" and "Salome", the Munich-born composer made masterly use of established traditions, placing them brilliantly into new contexts and also pointing the way ahead especially where musical theatre was concerned. The three CDs in the edition contain the exciting audio biography (CD1), a selection of letters from Richard Strauss to famous contemporaries such as Hans von Bülow, Cosima Wagner, Stefan Zweig and Hugo von Hofmannsthal (CD2), and also a representative selection of works with a special focus on Strauss's work as a composer of tone-poems and operas (CD3). Anette Unger, the author of the audio biography, is already widely known as a Strauss expert; her works include the book "Who was Richard Strauss?—Nineteen Answers".
Please note: This audiobook is in German.
©2022 Jörg Handstein (P)2022 BRmedia Service GmbH
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