Richard Wagner - Siegfried's Rhine Journey. {Audio + Full score}

The complete orchestral score to Siegfried's journey across the river Rhine, from the prologue of Gotterdammerung (WWV 86D), by Richard Wagner.

[@TheOneAndOnlyZeno]

REUPLOAD because of 2 errors - P.S: working on the complete score of Gotterdammerung, which will be on KZbin until they delete it, like the rest of Wagner's music.

[@NothingFunnyAboutTheseCarpets]

This is amazing!!!

[@alexsandroalvesartecultura5116]

A gravação é a de Bayreuth, 1980, de Pierre Boulez, com Gwyneth Jones (Brünnhilde) e Manfred Jung (Siegfried).

[@Dylonely42]

Nice.

[@andreapandypetrapan]

With Pierre Boulez as conductor, this is Wagner's great tetralogy presented at full emotional, philosophical and political power! Parisian philosophical sophistication, and a deliberately provocative Marxist emphasising of the economic and political milieu in which Wagner was writing. All the above also goes hand-in-hand with the genius-fruits of the greatest Western Art musician, beyond argument, of the 19th century. Heaven, in very large doses! Now, just imagine if Wagner had been interested in radical Feminism, and s/he had reconceived the sometimes paper-thin and irritating "wise-fool" of Siegfried, as instead a fully adult woman, a tom-boyish Siegfrieda. Thus what these two heaven-blessed lovers are battling is not just the dirty money-grabbing world of 19th century bourgeois capitalism (Alberich and Family), but the deeper and very poisonous dialectic of patriarchal contempt for womanity and our life-creative love! Food for thought, ehh? Much love and many thanks, Andrea