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'Siegfried', la troisième partie de l'anneau des 'Nibelungen de Wagner, est maintenant disponible. Encadrée par de Die Walküre 'les opéras beaucoup plus sombres et' Götterdämmerung ', actes' Siegfried 'que leurs homologues lumineux. Son action musicale se caractérise par la gaieté et des scènes naturelles idylliques. Et pourtant, 'Siegfried' n'est pas sans éléments dramatiques.Un quart de siècle a été de passer de la première (texte) des croquis à la première mondiale. En ce moment Wagner a écrit et créé 'Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg' ainsi que 'Tristan und Isolde' ont vu le jour et ont peut-être laissé des traces.Le score est basé sur les volumes 12/I-III (RWA 112-10, 112-20, 112-30) du Wagner Complete Edition. / Orchestre

Created in 1851, 'Ride of the Valkyries' is the prelude to the third act of the music drama 'The Valkyrie'. The purely instrumental version soon found its way onto the concert stages and turned out to be a first-rate attraction. Apart from 'Treulich geführt', 'Ride of the Valkyries' probably is Wagner's most popular melody.More intimate insights, however, are given by 'Siegfried-Idyll'. In 1870, Richard Wagner came up with a rather special birthday present for his wife Cosima. He surprised her with a secretly composed orchestral work the dedication of which alludes to impressions or circumstances at the birth of their common son Siegfried. / Orchestre

Wagner's sense of what he wanted to do with the Ring drama changed by the time he returned to Siegfried. When he began the Ring he had clearly seen Siegfried as the hero of the drama but the desire to more fully explore Wotan'spredicament impelled him to expand the project.Siegfried and Mime quarrel Siegfried demands that the sword Nothung be mended but Mime cannot do so much to his own chagrin he wants to win the Ring back for himself. TheWanderer a disguised Wotung tells Mime that Nothung can be forged only by one who has never known fear. This is Siegfried and he repairs the sword himself smashing the anvil as he leaves to reclaim the Ring. He arrives atFafner?s lair and kills him. As he dies Fafner warns that whoever put Siegfried up to this deed is plotting his death as well. From the The Forest Bird Siegfried learns of the Nibelung hoard the Tarnhelm and all-powerful Ring and also of Brünnhilde who sleeps on a fire-encircled rock - a bride who can be won only by a hero who knows no fear. Mime and Alberich (who had recognised the Wanderer and heeded his warning to fear Mime) quarrel over thespoils withdrawing when Siegfried reappears carrying the Tarnhelm and the Ring. Mime tries to persuade Siegfried to take a cup of poisoned drink and Siegfried kills him. Siegfried sets out to climb the mountain. He meetsWotan who asks him about his exploits but the youth splinters the Wanderer's spear with a single stroke of Nothung. Wotan realises he is old and must go to Valhalla but bequeaths the world to the redemptive power ofBrünnhilde's love. Siegfried goes on to the top of the mountain where he discovers an armed sleeping figure the first woman he has ever seen. At last sensing fear he summons the courage to kiss her. Brünnhilde roused from herlong slumber realises that Siegfried has come. Throwing herself into Siegfried's arms she bids farewell to Valhalla and abandons herself to human love.This is the Schirmer edition of the Libretto in the original German

in Full score. Par WAGNER RICHARD. Richard Wagner put his supreme effort, as well as his earnings, into constructing the perfect festival theater in the Bavarian town of Bayreuth where his masterpiece, the four-opera cycle Der Ring des Nibelungen, could be performed in a manner which would conform to his vision of how the drama should unfold. Wagner's own perception was that the unique and revolutionary character of his monumental tetralogy necessitated a special theater — one where the difficulties of staging an expansive drama could be surmounted, where changes of scene could be effected without halting the performance for vast lengths of time. Der Ring des Nibelungen, which is based on a medieval German epic, the Nibelungenlied, and Norse mythology, enlarged the expressive powers of German Romantic opera; today it also gives testimony to Wagner's willingness to venture into new areas for inspirational material. The third opera of the cycle, Siegfried, reproduced here in full score, presents the story of a youthful Germanic hero of legendary proportions, a young man without experience of fear, who slays the reptilian hoarder of ill-gotten, powerful golden treasures and rescues a banished goddess from fiery captivity. Performed during the heyday of Bismarck's Realpolitik, following decades of revolutionary and anarchic fervor, Siegfried is reputed to have social and political implications. In The Perfect Wagnerite, George Bernard Shaw discusses the opera in allegorical terms, and describes the heroic Siegfried as 'a born anarchist, the ideal of Bakoonin, an anticipation of the 'overman' of Nietzsche. ' Whether or not the political import of Richard Wagner's alleged revolutionary thought is of concern to the music lover of modern times, the influence and power of the operas of Der Ring des Nibelungen are indisputable. The crowning achievement of German music of the Romantic era, the Ring forged a new synthesis of music and drama on the largest scale, drawing on rich literary and philosophical resources to expand the dramatic possibilities of the opera as a musical form. Reproduced from the first edition (1876), which received Wagner's final approval, this full-size full score brings Siegfried, an important opera in the Ring and one of the most performed, recorded, studied, and admired operas of the Romantic era, to Wagner enthusiasts, opera lovers, and musicians at a moderate, affordable price. Reproduced from first 1876 edition. The third Ring opera, 'Siegfried' is here carefully reproduced from the authoritative edition of 1876 which Wagner himself approved. / Opéra-opérette / Répertoire / Opéra Full Score

New Urtext Edition-'Siegfried' the third part of Wagner's Ring des ?Nibelungen is now available. Framed by the much darker operas 'Die Walküre' and 'Götterdämmerung' 'Siegfried' acts as their bright counterpart. Its musical action is characterized by cheerfulness and idyllic natural scenes. And yet 'Siegfried' is not without dramatic elements.A quarter of a century was to pass from the first (text) sketches to the world premiere. In that time Wagner wrote and premiered 'Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg' as well as 'Tristan und Isolde' had seen the light of day and may have left their marks.The score is based on the volumes 12/I-III (RWA 112-10 112-20 112-30) of the Wagner CompleteEdition.

Arrangeur: Siegfried Hinsche. Par HINSCHE SIEGFRIED. / Répertoire / Instruments à Vent en Si et (various Parties provi

Arrangeur: Siegfried Hinsche. Par HINSCHE SIEGFRIED. / Niveau : Débutant / Répertoire / Instruments à Vent en Si et (various Parties provi

Arrangeur: Siegfried Hinsche. Par HINSCHE SIEGFRIED. Kinderlieder Für Anfängerblechbläser/ Répertoire / Brass Quartet