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17743979 No.17743979[DELETED]  [Reply] [Original]

Was Wagner a subhuman?

>> No.17744230

>>17743979
Uh no.

>> No.17744233

>>17743979
look at the size of that head and you tell me

>> No.17744264
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17744264

>>17743979
Can barely hold himself up with a head that big.

>> No.17744356

>>17743979
His Ring cycle is brilliant, but I can't tell whether it lies more in the pure technical artistry of portrayal in the moment, or in a higher poetic sense in the overarching story and meaning. Nietzsche concluded that his Parsifal was too beautiful for irrelevant questions about what the music "can or should" serve. But that is a statement against Wagner, for it ignores the dramatic and literary unity with the music.

https://youtu.be/4tC41KK0RBM?t=1783

>> No.17744422

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAULLxcWSpM
no one will write anything more beautiful ever again bros

>> No.17744458

>>17744422
What do you think of King Marke's monologue?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3mJ8c76O3o

>> No.17744464

Hojotoho! Hojotoho!
Hojotoho! Hojotoho!
Heiaha! Heiaha!
Hojotoho! Hojotoho!
Hojotoho! Hojotoho!
Heiaha! Ja!

>> No.17744481

>>17744458
Sublime, but for me, it's the Liebesnacht

>> No.17744482

>>17744464
Seriously, what was his reason for including so many cries and yells like this?

>> No.17744485

>>17744464
wagnerbros...we got too cocky

>> No.17744487

Do de do de do! Such Germanity!

>> No.17744514

>>17744422
This sounds like Tom & Jerry music, nauseating

>> No.17744536

>>17744514
I'm sorry to say anon, you have a tin ear.

>> No.17744550

>>17744514
earlet

>> No.17744578

Jews and spiritual Jews (such as Anglos) are driven to madness by listening to Wagner.

>> No.17744583

>>17744536
No, I don't think I do.
>>17744550
Is this some kind of cult? How do you enjoy this or even find it tasteful? Now I see where Nietzsche got the inspiration for his own music.

>> No.17744598

What time is the Valkyries' flight?

>> No.17744599

>>17744583
>How do you enjoy this or even find it tasteful?
By having taste.
>Now I see where Nietzsche got the inspiration for his own music.
And not surprisingly, it's all complete shit.

>> No.17744603

>>17744464
Kek

>> No.17744623
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>>17744599
>And not surprisingly, it's all complete shit.
...are you agreeing or disagreeing with me?
>>17744578
I guess that makes you a spiritual Lutheran
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iT-ZAAi4UQQ

>> No.17744655

>>17744623
Wagner was a Lutheran.

>> No.17744672

>>17744655
that was my point.

>> No.17744680

>>17744672
So.. you're against Lutheranism?

>> No.17744687

>>17744264
he was a giant dwarf

>> No.17744694

>>17743979
Yes, despite larping as le Schopenhauerian artist he became a christcuck.

>> No.17744695

>>17743979
>>17744264
Head is literally bulging outward from too much brain.

>> No.17744701

>>17744680
I was countering the implication that my dislike of Wagner is due to 'spiritual Judaism' by denigrating Lutheranism and posting a superior, Anglo composer. What puzzles me is people like Baudelaire lauding him.

>> No.17744706

Tristan und Isolde is a very complex work that takes time to appreciate because of how different a respect it stands to music we are more used to before it, like Beethoven. Some people are naturally amazed by it, some people need some time to appreciate it. But no one who knows anything about music denies its brilliance and beauty.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6lRoIlXzdU

>> No.17744715

>>17744701
>What puzzles me is people like Baudelaire lauding him.
Baudelaire felt that they were going in the same direction, and he was well right, being probably the two most important and earliest artists for modernism. He repeatedly calls Wagner "the master" because Wagner was showing him something about himself.

>> No.17744719

GOE THE

>> No.17744750

>>17743979
What a magnificent Aryan skull. Only a Jew with a semi negrotized skull would ask such a question

>> No.17744763

>>17744706
This was merely unremarkable as opposed to actively painful like the first one. As soon as I feel like something good is there or coming he muddies the melody. I do like the sign off at the end.

>> No.17744839

>>17744750
Is this a joke

>> No.17744847

>Tristan still filtering earlets 155 years after its premiere
based wagnuh