Tonal ambiguity and resolution in Wagner's Tristan und Isolde (excerpt from My Music Notes, Part 2)

Tonal ambiguity in the prelude of Wagner's Tristand und Isolde and its resolution in Isolde's Liebestod.
Excerpt from Cyrus von Hochstetter's music lecture series My Music Notes:
tinyurl.com/My...
recorded at Gabriel Recording, 2020

[@didierduplenne2325]

Very interesting ! And answering my own questionning when listening to Liebestod

[@EastbourneEscrime]

So beautiful.

[@dlakelan]

Something wrong with the world that this doesn't have millions of views. Absolutely enjoyable, your playing is wonderful and the tonal ambiguity is delicious.

[@pianoonpark]

Thank you for the feedback. I'm glad you found this brief intro on Tristan und Isolde enjoyable.

[@kevinreed95]

This is brilliant. Thank you.

[@pianoonpark]

Thanks! Glad you found it inspiring! If you like you can check out the full episode from which this excerpt was taken: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJzMm36Pac-Ia80si=BhDhY9N5mMnYb8Aq

[@codexu]

If you understand Wagner, you know, love and pain. If you know love and pain, you understand Wagner.