WAGNER AND WAGNERISM IN NINETEENTH CENTURY SWEDEN FINLAND AND THE BALTIC PROVINCES RECEPTION ENTH

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Born on May 22, 1813, Richard Wagner was the ninth child of Leipzig police station waiter, Carl Friedrich Wagner, Johanna Rossi Wagner. Six months after Birch Richard was born, Wagner's mother died of typhoid fever when he lived with Brewer actor, playwright Ludwig Gaia in Leipzig's Jewish quarter. . Johanna and Geyer got married in August 1814. In the first 14 years of his life, Wagner was called Wilhelm Richard Geyer. Wagner found a letter to his mother in Gaël's later years, gay was actually his biological father and gay suspected to be a Jew. According to Cosima's diary (December 26, 1868), Wagner "does not believe" that Ludwig Geyer is his true father. At the same time, Cosima noticed a similarity between Wagner's son Siegfried and Geyer.

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Wilhelm Richard Wagner is a 19th century musician, composer, controversial figure. He is known as "the birth of contemporary music". Wagner has enjoyed a considerable musical reputation in Germany and is making music for King Saxon. Nonetheless, his involvement in 'uprising in May' interrupted his pleasing royal setting. As a result, he had to escape to Sweden. During his asylum he began writing a series of articles describing how he should see the future of art. One of the papers was regarded as anti-Semitism, as Jews misrepresented that they are responsible for the poor quality of contemporary art and music. This is particularly cursed and destroyed, as some of his teachers and supporters of his early work are Jews.