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Lundius, Janna. "Richard Wagner, Parsifal." Master's thesis, Akademie múzických umění v Praze.Divadelní fakulta. Knihovna, 2014. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-172846.
Full textBerger, Emile. "Germanic mythology in Richard Wagner's 'Der Ring'." Thesis, McGill University, 2002. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=33873.
Full textLinnenbrügger, Jörg. "Richard Wagners "Die Meistersinger Von Nürnberg" : Studien und Materialien zur Entstehungsgeschichte des ersten Aufzugs (1861-1866) /." Göttingen : Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 2001. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb388920575.
Full textBártek, Michael. "Richard Wagner a varhany." Master's thesis, Akademie múzických umění v Praze.Hudební a taneční fakulta. Knihovna, 2013. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-177695.
Full textAlexander, Mark Willard. "An historical exploration of Franz Liszt's role preparing, performing, and promoting Richard Wagner's Lohengrin." Thesis, Full text (PDF) from UMI/Dissertation Abstracts International, 2001. http://wwwlib.umi.com/cr/utexas/fullcit?p3008239.
Full textStraughn, Greg 1972. "Expectation as Narrative Strategy in Richard Wagner's Parsifal." Thesis, University of North Texas, 1997. https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc278358/.
Full textTrémolières, Guillaume. "L'intériorité dans Tristan et Isolde de Richard Wagner." Lille 3, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009LIL30005.
Full textTristan und Isolde is a pivotal work in music history, not only because of his innovative harmony and his "modernity", but also because of the deep interiority of both actions and characters - which is close to the German romanticism, and at the same time apart from romantic opera and clearly anticipating the psychoanalytic theories. Thereby, during his second monologue in the third act, Tristan, in a real psychoanalytic way, tries to understand himself and the process that brought him so much suffering, gathering the pieces of his own story and returning to his dramatic birth. After explaining in a first part the notion of interiority, its importance in romantic art and its singularity in Opera, the inner dimensions of Tristan and Isolde's music, text, action and characters will be examined separately, before a more detailed analyse of Tristan's second monologue of the third act. Then, a look on Wagner's life, crisis and fascination for Schopenhauer's philosophy will allow us to understand his need, at the very moment, to turn into the inner life. But to fully understand the nature and place of interiority in Tristan and Isolde, a study of the historic and aesthetic contexts - from 1848's revolutions to the publication of literary masterpieces as Les Fleurs du Mal and Madame Bovary - is necessary, and will precede the last part where links between Tristan and psychoanalysis will be questioned and discussed
Candoni, Jean-François. "Mythe, politique et histoire dans les oeuvres dramatiques de Richard Wagner entre 1833 et 1850 : la constitution du drame musical." Paris 4, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA040401.
Full textThe birth of the Wagnerian music drama, conceived in opposition to traditional opera regarded as decadent, is to be viewed through a global study of Wagner’s youth work. Partly made of unfinished works, the first period of the composer's career symbolises his attempts at reforming opera. Four main themes can be found which sum up Wagner’s various aesthetic tendencies, i. E. German romantic opera, "junges Deutschland", French great opera and the study of myth. The analysis of these themes is evidence that Wagnerian music drama is above all the result of intense European cultural exchanges
Jahn, Jeffry Allen. "Richard Wagner's ''Occasional Works'' for male chorus (1843-1844): Aspects and influences on Wagner's emerging compositional style during the Dresden years (1843-1849)." Diss., The University of Arizona, 1990. http://hdl.handle.net/10150/185334.
Full textBassett, Peter Glen. "Playing with Fire: The Pursuit of a Wagner Performance Tradition in Adelaide in the Decade 1995-2005, and Factors Impeding its Realisation." Thesis, Griffith University, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10072/366689.
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Merlin, Christian. "Le temps dans la dramaturgie wagnérienne : contribution à une étude dramaturgique des opéras de Richard Wagner." Paris 4, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA040313.
Full textIn his music dramas wagner reached rare command over duration and its separate moments. He established a new order where past, present and future exist simultanedusly and thus fundamentally altered our perception of time in musi c and drama
Gagneux, Frédéric. "André Suarès et Richard Wagner : (les années de formation)." Paris 4, 2006. http://ezproxy.normandie-univ.fr/login?url=https://www.classiques-garnier.com/numerique-bases/garnier?filename=FgxMS01.
Full textFrom his early years, André Suarès was profoundly influenced by Richard Wagner’s work. A musician at heart, he read not only the composer’s scores and librettos but also his numerous theoretical texts on art. His university years at the Ecole normale (1886-1889) correspond more or less with the publication of the Wagnerian Review (1885-1888) the aim of which was to introduce not only the musician Wagner but also the art theoretician. Wagnerism is then as much a question of literature as of music, being closely linked with the symbolist movement. Through Wagner’s work the question of the artist’s place in society and the nature of art itself are raised. Following the example of Wagner, attempts to create a fusion of music and literature in a complete work are made. In this context, the young André Suarès engaged in a profusion of projects, most of which remained unpublished: poetry, novels, theatre, and theoretical texts. This period ends with the publication of Wagner in 1899. It was the first of a number of portraits consecrated to eminent figures of Art and History. The aim of this thesis is to clarify through Wagnerism this training period, rich in attempts and abortive endeavours. The general plan allows the presentation of numerous unpublished texts by the writer and brings to the fore his attempt at combining different literary forms
Clark, Frank Leo. "Gotterdammerung: A tonal and formal analysis." Diss., The University of Arizona, 1990. http://hdl.handle.net/10150/185170.
Full textMonteil, Marquetoux Madeleine. "Du drame wagnérien à la mythologie nazie." Paris 10, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991PA100055.
Full textOrzech, Rachel. "“Un art universel, un art pour tous”? : La réception de Richard Wagner dans la presse parisienne, 1933-1944." Rouen, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016ROUEL036.
Full textThis thesis examines the reception of Richard Wagner through the lens of the Parisians press between 1933 and 1944. It considers the ways in which the French used Wagner to discuss nation, identity and culture during the period of the Third Reich, and the extent to which Wagner reception from the 1930s and the Occupation interacted with earlier French reception of Wagner. The thesis also considers the question of continuity and rupture, both between the period 1933-44 and previous periods, and between 1933-39 and the Occupation. It examines the extent to which the dramatic change in the French political landscape-which took place when France was invaded by German troops in the summer of 1940-affected the press reception of Wagner, and what this can tell us about how the French nation thought about itself and its relationship with Germany. It argues, through an examination of themes emerging from the Parisian press, that Parisians used Wagner to confront Nazism, grapple with the idea of rapprochement, situate France within a potential New Europe, understand past Franco-German conflict, manage life under the Occupation, and come to terms with the policy of Collaboration
Godefroid, Philippe. "L' opéra de l'apocalypse : interprétation et réception de Wagner : quelle allemagne désirons-nous ?" Poitiers, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009POIT5015.
Full textReception as interpretation of wagnerism interlace from the dawn of the XIXTH century a certain desire of Germany with the Franco-German cultural transfers. Haunted by decline, Pan-Germanism and anti-semitism, Wagner endless consults, how the relation between individual, polis and gods could be reformed. His mythography screens off the world’s violent fundations in the eyes of both european cultural bases, greek tragedy and Christianity : is it possible to produce the sacred without any sacrifice ? Since 1876 the Bayreuth Festival performs this total work of art which the apocalyptic paradox brands : the one who takes away from the Humans their archaic expedients of pacification will commit them to conflicts nothing could regul. René Girard’s researchs into desire, violence and sacred inspire the autor for a new deciphering of Wagner's works, Romanticism and theatre : he who recognizes his own desire of a certain Germany has to join it together with those of other presumptive heirs
Silva, Iracema Maria de Macedo Gonçalves da. "Nietzsche, Wagner e a epoca tragica dos gregos." [s.n.], 2003. http://repositorio.unicamp.br/jspui/handle/REPOSIP/279822.
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Resumo: Trata-se de um estudo das interpretações de Richard Wagner e Nietzsche sobre a "época trágica" e da investigação que fizeram, em suas respectivas obras, acerca do vínculo da posteridade com a arte grega. Tendo como fio condutor a relação com a Grécia, analisa-se também as razões filosóficas do companheirismo e do posterior rompimento teórico entre Wagner e Nietzsche
Abstract: lt concems a study on both Richard Wer's' and Nietzsche's interpretations on the "tragic age". In addition, it involves the investigation they had done in their respective work regarding the li* between posterity and the Greek art. Utilizing the relationship with Greece as a point of reference, the work also analyses the philosophic reasons for the ftiendship and subsequent theoretical rupture between Wagner and Nietzsche
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Bourrand, Christian. "Wagner et le sublime." Thesis, Paris 10, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PA100065.
Full textFew artists evoke, as much as Wagner, the Sublime. According to Nietzsche: « more than anyone else », he could « breathe freely only in the Sublime and the supra Sublime » (The case of Wagner). However, the Wagnerian Sublime was finally few analysed, except through some precise examplesSo we tried to question the whole of lyric works and some of the aesthetic writings of Wagner, confronted with the tradition of Sublime, and the philosophies which are claim for these last. Sublime’s tradition gave us invaluable references on music and dramatic action, from poetic Sublime in Longin, Burkian Sublime of obscure, Kantian categories of « mathematic » or «dynamic » Sublime, pathetican Sublime of Schiller … However, the simple categories are not enough to give an account of the Wagnerian Sublime. We must, less seek other keys, than refer to conception of Sublime really from principle and open. From this point of view, Sublime is not only a category, a manner of speaking or classifying : it is a principle, at the same time originating, imperative and founding, as shown by Baldine Saint Girons. And all the difficulty is to understand the possible articulations of a Sublime thought from its privileged vehicles (greatness, ugliness, darkness, simplicity), a Sublime analysed from its general effects (enthousiasm, astonishment, respect), and a Sublime conceived as principle, so introducing to the question of the issues. The problem is due to the fact that the Sublime is principle of itself in the same time that of the experiment which discovers it. Our object is thus to locate the privileged meanings of Sublime’s experience, while itself as a principle tends to escape.We try to show the thresholds which crosses the Wagnerian Sublime and his impulse towards a cosmic Sublime. The « infinite melody » of Wagner is piercing nevertheless obliquely, like in, for example, the «glance theme » in Tristan. Precisely it is no more classical « themes », because their saying – like in Levinas – can’t be reduced in a thematisable said, but continue his impulse, like the spin of Sublime
Accioly, Godiva. "Os nibelungos : estudo a partir do drama de Richard Wagner e do filme de Fritz Lang." [s.n.], 2001. http://repositorio.unicamp.br/jspui/handle/REPOSIP/251596.
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Vaculík, Erlebachová Zdeňka. "Přínos operní reformy Richarda Wagnera pro následující generace." Master's thesis, Akademie múzických umění v Praze.Hudební a taneční fakulta. Knihovna, 2014. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-253771.
Full textKrebs, Pierre. "Valéry et Wagner : mesure de la proximité." Paris 12, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA120067.
Full textValery was strongly fascinated by wagner's work. A reader of his "cahiers" would recognize the influence of the german composer and "master" prevailing in fields which extend far beyond the domain of music and meet some of the leading valeryan intellectual and esthetic concerns, such as language, architecture, mathematics and science. In turn, characters such mallarme, a "master" in language, leonard, a "master" in architecture, descartes, a "master" in mathematics and science form some kind of constellation around wagner's world-wide character. The latter also seems to have infleunced the domain of inspiration (for instance, the obvious analogies between the "young parca" and the "walkyrie") as well as those of technics in literacy and composition which appear to be replicas of wagnerian methods, for instance the technics of "leitmotivs" which can be traced in the valeryan theory of "harmonics"
Martínez, Espinosa Israel David. "Análisis musical de Parsifal: La Proporción Áurea en la última ópera de Richard Wagner." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Barcelona, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/666268.
Full textLa present tesi és una anàlisi musical, a través de la Proporció Àuria, de l'òpera Parsifal de Richard Wagner així com un estudi de les parts que configuren l'obra. Aquest treball consta de diversos apartats: en primer lloc es mostra una declaració d'intencions pel que fa als objectius ia la metodologia desenvolupada; una exposició dels orígens i consecució del projecte, una cronologia de la composició així com la descripció i anàlisi dels antecedents musicals. El cos central de la tesi representa l'estudi dels diferents actes de l'òpera així com dels seus corresponents preludis instrumentals, les parts i escenes que els conformen així com els motius musicals característics. Al seu torn es proposa el disseny harmònic general de l'òpera per conèixer la manera de fer compositiu de l'autor. A aquest gruix li segueix una introducció sobre la Proporció Àuria en la Història de l'Art, s'incideix en la Història de la Música i es concreta en l'òpera d'estudi oferint una visió prospectiva a futurs treballs de recerca que segueixin la mateixa línia d'estudi de la tesi doctoral.
The present thesis is a musical analysis, through the Golden Ratio, of the opera Parsifal of Richard Wagner as well as a study of the parts that configure the work. This work consists of several sections: firstly, a statement of intentions is presented regarding the objectives and methodology; an exposition of the origins and achievement of the project, a chronology of the composition as well as the description and analysis of the musical antecedents. The central body of the thesis represents the study of the different acts of the opera as well as their corresponding instrumental preludes, the parts and scenes that make them as well as the characteristic musical motifs. At the same time the general harmonic design of the opera is proposed to know the author's compositional procedure. This is followed by an introduction about the Golden Ratio in the History of Art, focusing on the History of Music and is concreted in the studio opera offering a prospective vision for future research works that follow the same line of study of this doctoral thesis.
Fix, Florence. "Paul Claudel - wagnérien malgré lui ?" Paris 4, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA040302.
Full textThis study attempt to recount the relation of paul claudel to richard wagner. As a young man, he admired him, without really knowing his work : the composer was a legend for the french symbolism. Claudel could only be at concerts, until his diplomatic career took him away from paris to the united states and to china. He felt howewer very close to tristan and especially to amfortas, because of his own experience of love. Back to europe, he could at last see operas in vienna and in prag. He was not a musician, but as a dramatist he was interested in having music in his dramas. He tried to associate these two arts by working with darius milhaud and arthur honneger. It is not his catholic faith which divide him from wagner : as a dramatist, he could see the weaknesses of the wagnerian operas. At last two world-wars move him into an anti-wagnerian and he claimed to prefer the french composer hector berlioz
Lecler, Éric. "L'esthétique de l'indicible dans l'opéra de Debussy à Schönberg." Paris 10, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA100091.
Full textSiddiqui, Tashmeen Monique. "Jews against Wagner : the 1929 Krolloper production of Wagner's Der fliegende Holländer." Thesis, University of Oxford, 2010. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.669985.
Full textMorgan, Richard Sanborn. "The Serpent and Ophicleide as Instruments of Romantic Color in Selected Works by Mendelssohn, Berlioz and Wagner." Thesis, University of North Texas, 2006. https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc5495/.
Full textPicard, Timothée. "La Littérature face au défi wagnérien." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004STR20043.
Full textThis work stems from the double wording of a challenge set by Wagner to literature: a musical and literary challenge, according to which literature should take back from music a good which may have been stolen from her; an aesthetic and political, as well as philosophical and historical challenge, which, from a supposed "Nazi and Wagnerian scene", brings literature to question the ethical substance of music. The Wagnerian challenge would then be that methodological challenge set by the intertwinement of historical and aesthetic paradigms in the first half of the XXth century. In Literature indeed, Wagner is only a figure giving information for debates concerning a cultural and spiritual Europe; and moreover the challenge set by music to literature is only strictly a literary one. After having defined the territory of the Wagnerian challenge, its main scenes and characters, we will first of all focus on the challenge of the total work of art, on the reasons, in the Europe of Nations, for a fantasy of the revival of tragedy and of festival utopia, for an ambiguous fascination for the idea of totality in art. Our third part deals with the so-called scandal represented by the Wagnerian musical pleasure, particularly recalcitrant to the "scription". This acknowledgment opens on the study of an intrication between Wagnerism and the redefinition of identities in modernity. The fourth part considers the way the Wagnerian parable was taken again to characterize different European "stories", warlike and pacifying in turn, going as far as setting up a real trial of civilization. The last part, dedicated to the problem of artistic creation placed under the sign of spiritual distress since God was declared dead, questions the spiritual syncretisms to which the Wagnerian art may have given birth
Le, Hir Sabine. "Wagner et la France (1830-1861) : Nouvelle approche des relations de Wagner avec la France à la lumière de son rapport à l'Allemagne et de la réception française de son oeuvre." Thesis, Tours, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016TOUR2004.
Full textThroughout his lifetime, Richard Wagner was preoccupied by Paris, in particular, and by France, in general. Between 1830 and 1861 — the period upon which this thesis concentrates — he went to Paris on no fewer than seven occasions. Although Wagner always introduced himself as above all a German, and although he always considered himself to be a German composer, still, France—as a kind of mirror in which he never ceased to see the reflection of his homeland—always served him as a crucial point of reference as he attempted to define a new and essentially artistic Germany that was destined in this sense to become a model for all of Europe. It is in this new light, then, that I propose, in this thesis, to analyze the relations between Wagner and France and to study French reception of Wagner’s creations. That reception, based above all on a kind of misunderstanding, finds its beginnings neither in the composer’s music nor in the composer’s writings, but rather in Franz Liszt’s various articles on Wagner that began to appear in 1849
Gledel, Matthieu. "Richard Wagner et l’Opéra de la Rédemption : contribution à la question de la créativité mélancolique." Rennes 2, 2010. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00481309/fr/.
Full textRichard Wagner's poetic and musical writing involve stakes which cannot be ignored and which enlighten a unique creation the implications of which exceed the simple frame of the opera. However, their revealing can only take place if the melancholy of Wagner is taken into account, and if the confusions which still persist in the apprehension of this psychopathology are abandoned. The current considerations indeed let few hope to the notion of melancholic creativity. Nevertheless, within a particular psychic logic, the Master of Bayreuth chose to create a music which was going to be able to support the being of its subject in a world which was for him totally decadent
Chassain-Pichon, Fanny. "De Richard Wagner à Adolf Hitler : un exemple du Sonderweg de l’histoire allemande." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 4, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA040035.
Full textThis thesis provides an introduction to a better understanding of the links between Hitler and Wagner and is entitled: From Richard Wagner to Adolf Hitler: an example of the Sonderweg in Germany’s history. The two men never knew each other as Wagner was already dead at the time of the future dictator’s birth, but Wagner’s heirs, and in particular his son Siegfried, his daughter-in-law Winifred and the Bayreuth ideologist Houston Stewart Chamberlain, played a surrogate role for the Master of Bayreuth, the idol whom Hitler would have so loved to know, so much he considered Wagner as a prophet, as he confided on his first visit to Wahnfried, the Wagner family’s villa. If Wagner had very pure theoretical ideas concerning anti-Semitism and racism, under the influence of Houston Stewart Chamberlain, Wagner’s son-in-law, Hitler then developed these ideas and devised the political means of their implementation. Wagner’s work outlived Nazism and its adoption by Adolf Hitler (which we illustrate more particularly with the example of Parsifal), as the work of a great artist often transcends his original intentions. However, a significant part of the German musician’s thought and artistic creation contained the seeds for the deviance of German history which characterized the period from 1933 to 1945. Our work also helps better identify “Adolf Hitler’s religion”: rooted in Richard Wagner’s Gnostic Christianity, his religion feeds itself on the fanciful notion of “Jesus Aryan killed by the Jews” of the Wilhelmien period and leads to a proclaimed Neopaganism
Silveira, João Eduardo Navachi da [UNESP]. "Nietzsche e Wagner: o diário de aproximação." Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP), 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/11449/93151.
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O presente texto trata da relação estabelecida entre o jovem filósofo Friedrich Nietzsche e o experiente compositor e ensaísta Richard Wagner. Concentrando nossa análise no período da amizade existente entre Nietzsche e Wagner, período este que coincide com a produção filosófica do jovem Nietzsche, a saber, de 1869 a 1876, o objetivo de nossa análise é buscar elementos presentes no pensamento de ambos que possibilitaram a aproximação e o desenvolvimento de amizade entre eles. Neste sentido, a crítica à cultura moderna, o elogio ao mundo grego, a influência do romantismo e a filosofia de Schopenhauer aparecem como pontos de apoio que alicerçaram a construção desta amizade
The present text treats the relationship between the young Friedrich Nietzsche and the expert composer and essayist Richard Wagner. Concentrate our analyze on the period of the friendship that was there between Nietzsche and Wagner, period that coincide with the philosophic production of the young Nietzsche, to know, from 1869 until 1876, the target of our analyze is to found elements presents in the thought of both that made possible the approach and development of the friendship between them. In this way, the critique to modern culture, the praise to the greek world, the influence of the romanticism and the philosophy of Schopenhauer appears like points of support that build foundation to this friendship
D´Avila, Leandro Macedo 1976. "Música e palavra na obra do jovem Nietzsche." [s.n.], 2012. http://repositorio.unicamp.br/jspui/handle/REPOSIP/279563.
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Resumo: O presente trabalho visa abordar as referências que concorreram para a formação do pensamento do jovem Nietzsche, durante período em que esteve profundamente ligado ao compositor Richard Wagner e à filosofia de Schopenhauer, com especial ênfase nas questões que se relacionam aos temas música e palavra e suas implicações dentro da filosofia do autor
Abstract: The present work approaches the references that competed to the formation of the philosophy of the young Nietzsche, during the period that he was profoundly connected to the composer Richard Wagner and the writings of Schopenhauer, with special emphasis on the subjects of muisc and words and their implication in Nietzsche's toughts
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Lacombe, René. "Les représentations wagnériennes à l'Opéra de Paris : 1911-1933 : leur écho dans la presse." Dijon, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986DIJOL004.
Full textLetourneur-Latty, Laurence. "Les processus de la création artistique chez Chagall et Wagner : recherche sur le rôle de l'angoisse dans la création." Paris 5, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA05H006.
Full textThe associations abserved in Chagall's autobiography in comparison with the figurative representations scattered in the paintings lead to the question of the role of anguish in the creative porcess. The content analysis of Wagner's autobiography in comparison with the thematic of his lyric works, tragedies and librettos, shows clearly that this role is paramount. If the pressure of anguish triggers the process, its necessary control is achieved with the symbolisation of its parts, and through a transfer of impulsive energy from anguish to creation. At last, anguish feeds the creation of its own materials, which are with Wagner of oedipian extraction. For the creator, creation is then his therapy and his salvation
Gale, Felicity Margaret. "The musician, the philosopher and the king : an investigation into the relationship of Richard Wagner with Friedrich Nietzsche and Ludwig II of Bavaria." Thesis, Rhodes University, 1987. http://hdl.handle.net/10962/d1004506.
Full textPlante, Cyril. "L'échec de la passion tristanienne dans Terrains à vendre au bord de la mer d'Henry Ceard et The trepasser de David Herbert Lawrence." Toulouse 2, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008TOU20091.
Full textThe wagnerism is developped in the novel of the end of the XIXth century, especially in the interpretation of Wagner's Tristan and Isolde. Henry Céard and D. H Lawrence used the wagnerian referent so as to show the limits of the art faced with reality. The two novel get away the loving passion et demonstrate the mythic and sacred aspect of the Platonic love of Tristan, completely chimerical in the reality. This is getting to evaluate the impact of the wagnerian movement in the naturalit, symbolist and decadent novel, in France et in Europe. The writers try to use the musical technic like the leitmotiv in the novel
Leblanc-Guicharrousse, Cécile. "Wagnérisme et création en France." Paris 3, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA030054.
Full textThis work studies the esthetical repercussions of the wagnerian revolution in France since 1883, especially the theories elaborated around or inside the Wagnerian Review under the impulsion of Dujardin and Chamberlain to explicit and impose the esthetical reflection of Wagner, considered as the paragon of modernity, but also the authentical creations in the fields of music and litterature. Corresponding to the meditation of Mallarmé and the theorisation of Ghil, one finds works trying to solve the conflict issued from the romanticism between music and poetry by bringing sensation to the one and sense to the other ; Chabrier, d'Indy, Chausson and Debussy change the concept of the opera in France by privileging the musical drama, while Bourges, Dujardin, and Péladan renew the litterary forms by adapting the wagnerian principles until in 1889 the wagnerism leaves the spheres of experimentation and intellectual reflexion to become a social occurrence
Fantin, Marie-Bernadette. "Willy et l'ouvreuse : vingt ans de critique wagnerienne (1886-1906)." Toulouse 2, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986TOU20023.
Full textHenry gauthier-villars, under his pseudonym willy, is the author of articles of musical criticism, the lettres of the "ouvreuse du cirque d'ete", published in art et critique (1889-91) and the echo de paris (1891-1906), and partially regrouped in diverse publications. These witty and competent reviews of sunday concerts confront the two conductors lamoureux and colonne. The "box-attendant" takes us around france, to foreign countries, and namely to bayreuth where she defends richard wagner- too often discussed for political reasons- against the critics'stipidity and ignorance, and also against the snobbery of the symbolist groups who created the wagnerian "myth" even before the founding of the revue wagnerienne by e. Dujardin (1885). Conductors, musicians, singers, stage-directors and public are passed through the sieve of the merciless "box-attendant". His criticism is relevant, modern and in an untiring verve. There is a succession of controversies in the diverse periodicals where willy collaborates (those concerning nietzsche and wagner, peladan,. . . ). Indeed, wagner rests in the center of the musical, artistic and literary life of the "belle epoque" where willy is though of as a man "in the fashion". However, colette's husband isn't as superficial as one might think. Under his many pseudonyms, he appears as a monument of erudition: his quotations and his puns- never gratuitous- make his style quite original. His "licentious" novels are not exempt from traces of wagnerism (words, characters and situations). The other composers are constantly judged with regards to wagner; but willy uses the fame of his pen to discover, with astonishing judgement, young french musicians. Unused since berlioz, this original type of criticisma living chronicle of the "belle epoque"- advances an artform that was stagnating in the middle of a period in full creative effervescence
Švingr, Pavel. "Prsten Nibelungův v Národním divadle v Praze." Master's thesis, Akademie múzických umění v Praze.Hudební a taneční fakulta. Knihovna, 2014. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-177953.
Full textStauffer, Kristen K. "Mahler's Tristan, A Documentary Study of Reception." Thesis, University of North Texas, 1994. https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc935778/.
Full textChassain-Pichon, Fanny. "De Richard Wagner à Adolf Hitler : un exemple du Sonderweg de l’histoire allemande." Thesis, Paris 4, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA040035.
Full textThis thesis provides an introduction to a better understanding of the links between Hitler and Wagner and is entitled: From Richard Wagner to Adolf Hitler: an example of the Sonderweg in Germany’s history. The two men never knew each other as Wagner was already dead at the time of the future dictator’s birth, but Wagner’s heirs, and in particular his son Siegfried, his daughter-in-law Winifred and the Bayreuth ideologist Houston Stewart Chamberlain, played a surrogate role for the Master of Bayreuth, the idol whom Hitler would have so loved to know, so much he considered Wagner as a prophet, as he confided on his first visit to Wahnfried, the Wagner family’s villa. If Wagner had very pure theoretical ideas concerning anti-Semitism and racism, under the influence of Houston Stewart Chamberlain, Wagner’s son-in-law, Hitler then developed these ideas and devised the political means of their implementation. Wagner’s work outlived Nazism and its adoption by Adolf Hitler (which we illustrate more particularly with the example of Parsifal), as the work of a great artist often transcends his original intentions. However, a significant part of the German musician’s thought and artistic creation contained the seeds for the deviance of German history which characterized the period from 1933 to 1945. Our work also helps better identify “Adolf Hitler’s religion”: rooted in Richard Wagner’s Gnostic Christianity, his religion feeds itself on the fanciful notion of “Jesus Aryan killed by the Jews” of the Wilhelmien period and leads to a proclaimed Neopaganism
Burnett, Junior Henry Martin. "A recriação do mundo : a dimensão redentora da musica na filosofia de Nietzsche." [s.n.], 2004. http://repositorio.unicamp.br/jspui/handle/REPOSIP/280121.
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Resumo: A pesquisa oferece um estudo abrangente do pensamento estético de Nietzsche, a partir da defesa de uma perspectiva redentora da música dentro de sua obra. Para isso, analisa um conjunto abrangente de seus escritos, que vai desde os textos de juventude escritos antes da publicação de seu primeiro livro, O nascimento da tragédia (1872), até as obras de maturidade, como O caso Wagner (1888), incluindo neste conjunto os chamados fragmentos póstumos e a correspondência. Desde os primeiros esboços redigidos na década de 1860, o material musical foi utilizado por Nietzsche como fonte de reflexão e como aparato crítico, um trabalho de audição e reflexão que o acompanhou por toda vida. Embora o papel da música como fonte de sua crítica estética e moral tenha se modificado com o passar dos anos, podemos dizer que foi a música o fio-condutor que atravessou todos os períodos de sua produção. Neste estudo, o leitor encontrará uma análise de textos fundamentais da estética-musical de Nietzsche, indicando as tensões e continuidades de seu pensamento sobre aquela que pode ser considerada sua grande paixão intelectual: a música
Abstract: The research offers a comprehensive study of the aesthetic thought of Nietzsche, from the defense of a redemptive perspective of music into his work. To do this, analyzes a comprehensive set of his writings, ranging from youth texts written before the publication of his first book, the birth of tragedy (1872), until the works of maturity, as if Wagner (1888), including this set so-called posthumous fragments and correspondence. Since the first sketches written in the 1860, the musical material was used by Nietzsche as a source of reflection and critical apparatus, a job of listening and reflection that accompanied him throughout life. Although the role of music as a source of his aesthetic and moral criticism has been modified over the years, we can say that was the music conductor wire through all periods of its production. In this study, the reader will find an analysis of fundamental texts of musical aesthetics-Nietzsche, indicating tensions and continuities of their thinking about what can be considered his great intellectual passion: music
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Oliveira, Aline Carrijo de. "Ocorrências entre literatura e música na lenda Tristão e Isolda e na ópera homônima de Richard Wagner." Universidade Federal de Uberlândia, 2012. https://repositorio.ufu.br/handle/123456789/11830.
Full textThis work aims to study, comparatively, the narrative Tristan and Isolde and homonymous Richard Wagner‟s opera. This study, of inter artistic transposition, analyses two versions, namely Tristão e Isolda, by Fernandel Abrantes and O Romance de Tristão e Isolda, by Joseph Bédier (translated by Luis Claudio de Castro e Costa), to build a relationship between both plots, setting, characters and time, to justify the choice of the versions, deriving from a series of recovered fragments as representative of the myth of Tristan. After the text of this research, we offer a literary analysis of Tristan and Isolde opera libretto as well as a brief explanation of the artist‟s composition procedures and a presentation of music critics who have studied Wagner‟s work. In an attempt to show the established proximities between the legend and the opera, we shall analyze comparatively the observations made about the narrative and the opera under the inter artistic transposition concepts.
Este trabalho tem como objetivo o estudo comparatista entre a narrativa Tristão e Isolda e a ópera homônima de Richard Wagner. O estudo de transposição interartes proposto nesta dissertação de mestrado visa analisar literariamente duas versões, a saber, Tristão e Isolda, de Fernandel Abrantes e O Romance de Tristão e Isolda, de Joseph Bédier (tradução de Luis Claudio de Castro e Costa), a fim de relacionar os enredos, espaço, personagens e tempo de ambas, para justificar a escolha das versões, provenientes de vários fragmentos resgatados, como representante do mito de Tristão. Após essa pesquisa, propomos uma análise literária do libreto da ópera Tristão e Isolda, de Wagner, assim como uma breve explicação da construção operística do compositor e uma apresentação de teóricos musicais que se debruçaram sobre essa obra. Em uma tentativa de demonstrar as proximidades estabelecidas pelo compositor entre a lenda e o texto operístico, analisaremos comparativamente as observações feitas sobre o texto literário e o texto operístico sob a luz dos conceitos de transposição interartes.
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Gentry, Jonathan C. "Memory and hypnotism in Wagner's musical discourse." PDXScholar, 2007. https://pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu/open_access_etds/3660.
Full textCatteau, Dominique. "L'apostasie nietzschéenne ou le malentendu wagnérien." Paris 12, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA120061.
Full text'hunking that nietzsche was guilty of treachery and apostacy towards wagner, must come to an end. At first, he never denied the deep feeling of friendship that emerged from their first meeting : he carried on claiming it strongly and he regretted it bitterly until his last work. Secondly he never denied wagnerian ideas and ideals, on the particular ground that he never shared them. Contrary to what is usually said, nietzsche has always been but reserved as concerns the musical works of the master. And from his first writings on, he kept on criticizing, clearly and firmly, the aesthetic and philosophic conceptions of the musician. The whole question of the links between nietzsche and wagner must then be scanned again. The question is not so much to know when and why nietzsche changed his mind, as he never did, but to learn how such a misunderstanding found its way between them. For a while, nietzsche thought that wagner was sharing his views on tragedy ; it took him a long time until he knew it was a mistake. The main point is : the dramatic confusion comes from the equivocal nature of words added to wagner's lack of rigour. Both used the same terms (music, greaks, tragedy. . . ) but would apply just the contrary meaning to them. Finally, the most striking think is that it took so long for us to part
Jiménez, Fernández Lourdes. "El reflejo de Wagner en las artes plásticas españolas. De la Restauración a la Primera Guerra Mundial." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Barcelona, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/352219.
Full textRossi, Jérôme. "L'oeuvre symphonique de Frederick Delius (1907-1914) : étude du langage musical et des procédés formels." Paris 4, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA040129.
Full textFrederick Delius, an English musician (1862-1934), became very famous at the beginning of the XXth century to such an extent that he was often compared to Gustav Malher or Richard Strauss at his time. However, his works still remain virtually unknown, particularly in France where some indifference to them still persists in a way. This phenomenon is all the more inexplicable as Delius spent nearly half of his life in France and as his works share a good many characteristics with Debussy's or Ravel's. Analysing Delius's works in his mature years, the first time for some of them (The Song of the High Hills, North Country Sketches), we have tried to show the richness of his musical language as well as his technical modernity. Deeply marked by Wagner's and Grieg's influences, Delius's art constitutes a personal answer to the question of revitalization of musical styles and languages at the beginning of the XXth century. With this work we have hopes of contributing to value Delius's place in the history of occidental music more accurately and to get the singularity of his art more appreciated
Collin, Daniel. "Influence de la musique sur la poétique de Jules Laforgue." Caen, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003CAEN1376.
Full textKuroki, Tomooki. "La musique et le public chez Mallarmé : l'influence de la musique allemande sur le poète français." Le Mans, 2005. http://cyberdoc.univ-lemans.fr/theses/2005/2005LEMA3004.pdf.
Full textI should like to analyse the function of the term "music" in Mallarme's poetics, with special emphasis on the notion of "absolute music". This concept was propagated by Eduard Hanslick in his opposition to Richard Wagner, taken as the representative of the adherents of "programme music". Several nineteenthcentury French poets took an interest in the symphony, but the composer who influenced them most directly was Wagner, whereas the name of Hanslick was unfamiliar to them. Mallarme's notions of this new music came from Wagner ; but he was always jealous of the power of symphonies. Though he had lost faith in God, he sought a prototype of poetry in listening to Latin sacred chants, whose meaning is incomprehensible to the public. The cult of "absolute Music" is closely related to the emergence of the concert-going public, for example, those who attended the Pasdeloup concerts that held audiences of five thousand spellbound every evening in the 1860's. The general public have a great role in Mallarme's poetics. To understand the theme of music in his writings, we need to study how the new musical and theatrical public changed society towards the close of the 19th century. For this purpose, we shall draw on Benjamin's analysis of the transformation of Paris caused by Haussmann's urban planning, and we shall examine his key notion of allegory. Moreover, we shall deal with the other arts painting, theatre, dance - in connection with which the poet pursued his reflection on the nature of music
Zugazagoitia, Julian. "L'œuvre d'art totale comme horizon de la modernité aspirations à l'œuvre d'art totale et tentatives dans la seconde moitié du XIXe siècle : Wagner, Mallarmé, Rodin, Monet." Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA040173.
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