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A Working Friendship the Correspondence Between Richard Strauss and Hugo Von Hofmannsthal by Hugo Von Hofmannsthal, Richard Strauss, 1974-06 The Life of Richard Strauss (Musical Lives) by Bryan Gilliam, 1999-08-28 Richard Strauss: v. 1: Critical Commentary on His Life and Works by Norman Del Mar, 1962-12 Lieder of Richard Strauss by Alan Jefferson, 1971-10-18 The Richard Strauss Companion by Mark-Dan Schmid, 2003-09-30 Arabella, Libretto by Richard Strauss, Hugo von Hofmannsthal, 1987-01-01 Recollections and Reflections. by Richard Strauss, 1974-12-11 Die Liege Der Danae Op 83 Cheerful Mythology in 3 Acts By Richard Strauss - Libretto By Joseph Gregorm Avery Fisher Hall Sunday 2000 American Symphony Orchestra, Leon Botstein, Conductor by JOSEPH GREGOR RICHARD STRAUSS, 2000 Richard Strauss: New Perspectives on the Composer and His Work (Sources of Music & Their Interpretation) The Cambridge Companion to Richard Strauss (Cambridge Companions to Music) A Confidential Matter: The Letters of Richard Strauss and Stefan Zweig, 1931-1935 by Richard Strauss, Stefan Zweig, 1977-09 Gustav Mahler--Richard Strauss: Correspondence 1888-1911 by Gustav Mahler, Richard Strauss, 1996-06-15 Richard Strauss: Salome (Cambridge Opera Handbooks) Richard Strauss: Elektra (Cambridge Opera Handbooks)

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21. Biographie: Richard Strauss, 1864-1949
    Translate this page 1864-1949. Photo richard strauss, 1949. richard strauss. Juni richard strauss wird als Sohn des Musikers Franz strauss und dessen Frau Josephine (geb.  
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22. Strauss, Richard
    strauss, richard strauss, richard. Period Romantic. Born Saturday, June 11, 1864 in Munich, Germany. Died Thursday, September 8, 1949  
    http://stevenestrella.com/composers/composerfiles/strauss1949.html

23. Richard Strauss Tage 2004 In Garmisch-Partenkirchen
    Geboten wird eine Vorschau auf die kommenden sowie ein R¼ckblick mit Archiv auf die vergangenen Veranstaltungen. Dazu eine Kurzbiographie und das Leben von richard strauss.  
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24. Robert C. Goodyear's Classical MIDI
    Works by late Romantic and postRomantic composers.  
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25. Biography
    richard strauss. Biography. 1864. Born 11 June in Munich, Bavaria. His father, Franz strauss, is the much respected if musically conservative  
    http://www.richard-strauss.com/biography.html
    
    Extractions: Strauss Biography Born 11 June in Munich, Bavaria. His father, Franz Strauss, is the much respected if musically conservative first horn in the Court Orchestra Piano lessons with August Tombo, harpist of Munich Court Orchestra First steps in composition, beginning with Schneiderpolka (‘Tailor’s Polka’) notated by his father Begins violin studies with Benno Walter, his second cousin and leader of the Court Orchestra Enters the Royal Grammar School, the Ludwigs-Gymnasium, where he enjoys a classical education for the next seven years and has many works performed, including in 1881 a setting of a choral stasimon from Sophocles’ Electra Composition lessons with Hofkapellmeister Friedrich Wilhelm Mayer Scores first orchestral work, a Serenade in G major, dedicated to Mayer ‘in gratitude’, which launches a period of prolific composition First performances include String Quartet in A major, Symphony in D minor (conducted by the esteemed Hermann Levi and well-received) and a Festive March published as his official Op.1 with costs defrayed by his uncle, Georg Pschorr. The latter is performed by Wilde Gungl, an amateur orchestra conducted by Strauss’s father with which he plays violin and conducts occasional rehearsals Begins two terms at Munich University, studying philosophy, aesthetics and art history. Dresden premiere of first major work to survive in the mainstream repertoire, the Serenade in Eb for thirteen wind instruments.

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27. Strauss, Richard
    This page contains basic and accurate biographical information and links to essays about the Romantic composer strauss. strauss, richard. PeriodRomantic. Born Saturday, June 11, 1864 in Munich  
    http://www.stevenestrella.com/composers/composerfiles/strauss1949.html

28. Richard Strauss ¤ß¤¤¤Ï¤¢¤Î¤¹¤¹¤á
    R.シュトラウスの管弦楽作品を一曲ずつ紹介。  
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29. The Origin Of Music -- Told In The Music Of Richard Strauss
    Tells the origin of music using the music of richard strauss, and has links to various related ancient origins pages, including Neanderthal Flute and ancient harmony in the oldest known song.  
    http://www.webster.sk.ca/GREENWICH/2001-2.htm
    
    Extractions: Welcome to this "Origin of Music" Site H ere is an index of pages relevant to research on early music and on the origin of music C lick on the desired www URL: OR Click here to search our entire website using your own keyword(s) N atural Bases of Scales On line Essay: http://www.webster.sk.ca/greenwich/natbasis.htm B ooks: O rigin of Music http://www.webster.sk.ca/greenwich/og-ez.htm http://www.webster.sk.ca/greenwich/readings.htm O rigin of Music: Told in the Music of R. Strauss On line: http://www.webster.sk.ca/GREENWICH/2001-1.htm S tudy of Oldest Known Song Harmony in ancient music On line: http://www.webster.sk.ca/greenwich/evidence.htm Internationally-famous award-winning essay: O ldest Known Musical Instrument: "Neanderthal flute," (+ world-wide debate & correspondence from leading anthropologists, archaeologists, ethnomusicologists etc.) Essay is on line: http://www.webster.sk.ca/greenwich/fl-compl.htm ESSAY (Order information for hard-copy version) W orld's first known fully-playable prehistoric flute On line: http://www.webster.sk.ca/greenwich/fl3debat.htm#From

30. Die Fledermaus (The Bat)
    Synopsis of the operetta by Carl Haffner, richard Genee and Johann strauss, plus links to purchase cast albums and sheet music.  
    http://www.theatrehistory.com/misc/diefledermaus.html
    
    Extractions: DIE FLEDERMAUS (THE BAT) Purchase The Cast Album Sheet Music The Movie (DVD) The Movie (VHS) Book by Lyrics by Music by JOHANN STRAUSS Based on a comedy by R. BENDIX and the Vaudeville by HENRI MEILHAC and First produced on 5th April, 1874, at the Theatre an der Wien, Vienna, with Jani Szika, Marie Geistinger and Karoline Charles-Hirsch. London production on 18th December, 1876, at the Alhambra Theatre (in English), with Kate Munroe, Miss Beaumont and Miss Robson. I N a fashionable watering-place, described as "near a big city", lives Gabriel von Eisenstein, a wealthy man of independent means, with his attractive wife Rosalinda, and their maid Adele. The light-hearted story of Die Fledermaus At Prince Orlofsky's ball the fun is fast and furious. As the "Marquis Renard" von Eisenstein has been presented by Dr. Falke to a young woman in whom he detects a likeness to his wife's maid, Adele; who indeed is she. In a charming little song she asks the Marquis what lady's maid ever had a hand or foot like hers, to say nothing of her Grecian profile, her figure and her frock (which is, of course, Rosalinda's). Later in the evening Prince Orlofsky introduces the guest of honour, a Hungarian Countess wearing a mask. Von Eisenstein is greatly attracted by the Countess, little suspecting that the mask conceals the features of his own wife. Rosalinda's appearance at the party has been stage-managed by Dr. Falke as the final move in his revenge. Von Eisenstein flirts outrageously with the Countess and, as a result of his advances, she sinks down on a sofa, pressing her hand to her heart. She pretends that her heart has always been her weakness and she aks von Eisenstein to take her pulse. During the operation she manages to annexe his repeater watch, and thus holds a valuable piece of evidence of her husband's misdemeanours. This enchanting tik-tak duet is one of the highlights of Johann Strauss' score.

31. Orchestra Conductors: Strauss, Richard
    strauss, richard. ( 11 06 - 1864, Munich / 08 - 09 - 1949, Garmisch) His father, a professional horn player, gave him a musical grounding exclusively in the classics, and he composed copiously from  
    http://www.orchestra-conductors.com/archives/000182.php
    
    Extractions: providing resources for conductors... Main (11 - 06 - 1864, Munich / 08 - 09 - 1949, Garmisch) His father, a professional horn player, gave him a musical grounding exclusively in the classics, and he composed copiously from the age of six. He went briefly to university, but had no formal tuition in composition. He had several works given in Munich, including a symphony, when he was 17, and the next year a wind serenade in Dresden and a violin concerto in Vienna. At 20, a second symphony was given in New York and he conducted the Meiningen Orchestra in a suite for wind. In 1885 he became conductor of that orchestra, but soon left and visited Italy. He had been influenced by Lisztian and Wagnerian thinking; one result was Aus ltalien, which caused controversy on its premiere in 1887. By then Strauss was a junior conductor at the Munich Opera. Strauss was now moving towards opera. His Feuersnot was given in 1901; in 1904 Salome was begun, after Wilde's play. It was given at Dresden the next year. Regarded as blasphemous and salacious, it ran into censorship trouble but was given at 50 opera houses in the next two years. This and Elektra (given in 1909) follow up the tone poems in their evocation of atmosphere and their thematic structure; both deal with female obsessions of a disordered, macabre kind, with violent climaxes involving gruesome deaths and impassioned dancing, with elements of abnormal sexuality and corruption, exploiting the female voice pressed to dramatic extremes.

32. Hans Hotter Alpha Forum | BR-alpha | Bayerischer Rundfunk
    Sendung alphaforum des Bayerischen Rundfunks anl¤Ÿlich des 90. Geburtstages des ber¼hmten deutschen BaŸ-Baritons am 19.01.1999. Die Seite enth¤lt das komplette Interwiew mit Hotter ¼ber seine Arbeit als S¤nger und P¤dagoge, sowie ¼ber seine Zusammenarbeit mit richard strauss, Wieland Wagner und anderen Zeitgenossen.  
    http://www.br-online.de/alpha/forum/vor9901/19990119.html

33. Strauss, Richard
    Translate this page strauss, richard. © Copyright Foto, 1933. strauss, richard, * 11. 6. 1864 München (Deutschland), † 8. 9. 1949 Garmisch (Deutschland), Komponist, Dirigent.  
    http://www.aeiou.at/aeiou.encyclop.s/s911533.htm
    
    Extractions: Deutschland ), † 8. 9. 1949 Garmisch ( Deutschland ), Komponist, Dirigent. Namhafter deutscher Komponist der Spätromantik, arbeitete ab 1908 ("Elektra") viele Jahre mit H. von Hofmannsthal und J. Gregor Strauss neben G. Mahler und F. Weingartner zu den prominentesten seiner Zeit. Er dirigierte 1895 erstmals in Wien, war 1907/08 Gastdirigent der Wiener Philharmoniker, leitete 1919-24 mit F. Schalk die Wiener Salzburger Festspiele . Seine Opern spielen oft im Wiener Milieu, auch seine Musik (Walzer) hat wienerisches Kolorit. Strauss Literatur: F. Grasberger, R. Strauss , 1965; W. Schuh, R. Strauss , 1969; F. Grasberger, R. Strauss und die Wiener Oper, 1969; E. Krause, R. Strauss , 1975; W. Mann, R. Strauss , 1981; R. Strauss Strauss und Wien, 1999; M. Boyden, R. Strauss , 1999; T. Ashley, R. Strauss , 1999; W. Deppisch, R. Strauss mit Selbstzeugnissen und Bilddokumenten, 1999; F. Trenner, R.- Strauss Werkverzeichnis Strauss Gesellschaft Verweise auf andere Alben:

34. Ernst Buscagne Bariton
    Der junge Bariton ist geb¼rtiger S¼dafrikaner, seit 1998 Student am richardstrauss-Konservatorium in M¼nchen und war 2000/01 Mitglied des K¶lner Opernstudios. Er bietet auf seiner Seite H¶rproben an.  
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35. Home
    Barbara Sch¶ne, Gr¼ndungsmitglied der B¼rgerinitiative richard strauss Tunnel e.V. informiert ¼ber die politische Achterbahn beim Bau aller drei Tunnels am Mittleren Ring.  
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36. Richard Georg Strauss
    Translate this page strauss, richard Georg * 11. Juni 1864 in München † 8. Sept. 1949 in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Bühnenwerke. Guntram 10. Mai 1894 Hoftheater Weimar.  
    http://www.operone.de/komponist/strauss.html

37. Arabella Von Richard Strauss
    richard strauss.  
    http://www.operone.de/opern/arabella.html
    
    Extractions: Musik von Richard Strauss Arabella ist die letzte der gemeinsamen Schöpfungen Hugo von Hofmannsthals und Richard Strauss'. Die Handlung geht auf eine 1910 erschienene Novelle Lucidor zurück, der Hofmannsthal den bezeichnenden Untertitel Figuren zu einer ungeschriebenen Komödie gegeben hatte. Für die Bühnenfassung sind zahlreiche Änderungen getroffen und neue Figuren eingefügt worden. Der Dichter hat die Komposition des Buches nicht mehr erlebt; Richard Strauss hat bei der Vertonung einige Umformungen des originalen Textes aus musikalischen Gründen vorgenommen. Erstaufführungen Berlin, Staatsoper 1933 ( Dirigent Wilhelm Furtwängler); Wien, Staatsoper 1933; Olomouc 1933 (tschech.); Stockholm 1933 (schwed.); Basel 1934; London, Covent Garden 1934 (deutsch); Buenos Aires 1934 (deutsch); Amsterdam 1934 (deutsch); Budapest 1934 (ung.); Genua 1936 (ital.); Prag 1937 (deutsch); Wien, Staatsoper 1947; Salzburger Festspiele 1947; Berlin, Staatsoper 1950; München 1953; Berlin, Städtische Oper 1953; New York 1960; Dresden 1962; London, Covent Garden 1965; Florenz 1961; Triest 1965; New Orleans 1969 Personen

38. Class MIDI Index
    Classical MIDI works of strauss, Tchaikovsky, Kalinnikov, richard Rogers and others  
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39. Richard Strauss (1864 - 1949)
    http://www.karadar.com/Worterbuch/strauss.html
    
    Extractions: Komponisten Richard Strauss Biographie Hauptwerke Werkverzeichnis Opern ... Home Page Die Biographie von Richard Strauss Geboren 1864 (11.6) in München, gestorben 1949 (9.9) in Garmisch. MIDI FILE - Rosenkavalier: Valzer Glänzende Laufbahn als Opern- und Konzertdirigent, seit 1885 Assistent, dann Nachfolger Hans v. Bülows als Leiter der Hofkapelle in Meiningen, 1886 dritter Kapellmeister an der Münchener Hofoper, 1889 erster Kapellmeister in Weimar. 1894 Dirigent des "Tannhäuser" in Bayreuth, im gleichen Jahr Hofkapellmeister in München (Hermann Levi koordiniert), 1894-1895 Nachfolger von Bülow s als Leiter der Berliner Philharmoniker, seit dieser Zeit auch Gastdirigent in vielen Ländern Europas und Amerikas. Von 1898-1918 erster Kapellmeister der Königlichen Oper in Berlin (1908 zum Generalmusikdirektor ernannt), von 1919-1924 Direktor der Wiener Staatsoper (koordiniert mit Franz Schalk). 1924 zieht sich Strauss von allen Amtern zurück, ist aber 1933-1935 Präsident der Reichsmusikkammer im Deutschland. Hauptwerke, Werkverzeichnis und Opern von

40. Nuova Pagina
    Translate this page La vida de richard strauss. Nace el 11 de junio de 1864 en Munich y comienza a estudiar música a los cuatro años. Las obras de richard strauss.  
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    Extractions: Diccionario de la Música Clàssica Languages Richard Strauss Vida Obras Obras principales Óperas ... Home Page La vida de Richard Strauss Nace el 11 de junio de 1864 en Munich y comienza a estudiar música a los cuatro años. A los 21 años debutó como director de orquesta. A lo largo de su vida dirigió las principales orquestas de ópera de Alemania y Austria. Strauss permaneció en Alemania durante la II Guerra Mundial. Falleció en Garmisch el 8 de septiembre de 1949. Las obras de Richard Strauss Las composiciones del primer periodo (1880-1887), raramente interpretadas actualmente, muestran una gran influencia de los maestros clásicos y románticos y son de una gran perfección. En su segundo periodo (1887-1904), en el que consiguió una gran maestría en el arte de la orquestación, Strauss creó una serie de obras que figuran en el repertorio habitual. Perfeccionó el poema sinfónico y utilizó el sistema del leitmotiv (uso de temas recurrentes con asociaciones extramusicales específicas) que había sido desarrollado principalmente por el compositor alemán Richard Wagner También introdujo innovaciones de tipo armónico y de instrumentación, ampliando así las posibilidades expresivas de la orquesta sinfónica moderna.

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