feen
Britishnoun
Example Sentences
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“Die Feen” is a number opera — far from the “endless melody” Wagner would describe in his 1860s essay “Music of the Future.”
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Doomed to exclusion and obscurity were his three earlier efforts, which in addition to “Rienzi” include “Die Feen,” a work never performed in Wagner’s lifetime, and “Das Liebesverbot,” from 1836.
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Mozart especially looms over “Die Feen,” composed when Wagner was 20 years old.
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“Die Feen” didn’t premiere until 1888, five years after Wagner’s death.
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The dreamy action begins to intrude on reality; this evening is as much about discovering “Die Feen” as performing it.
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