The Wagner Operas¶
Newman, E. (1949). The Wagner Operas.
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- Leitmotif
- The most quoted instance is Siegfried's heroic motif returned in the minor mode during his Funeral March in Götterdämmerung: the melody is unmistakably his, but the darkened harmony and elegiac scoring narrate his death without a word sung
This sourceCited for Newman's reading of the Funeral March; the passage could not be consulted for this edition, so the attribution is unverified.
- The most quoted instance is Siegfried's heroic motif returned in the minor mode during his Funeral March in Götterdämmerung: the melody is unmistakably his, but the darkened harmony and elegiac scoring narrate his death without a word sung
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