Trakl

/ ˈtrɑːkəl /

noun

1. Georg . 1887–1914, Austrian poet, noted for his expressionist style: died of a drug overdose while serving as a medical officer in World War I

Example Sentences

The organisers said Fosse could be compared to previous great writers like fellow Norwegian Tarjei Vesaas as well as Samuel Beckett, Thomas Bernhard, Georg Trakl and Franz Kafka.

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These range from Beethoven’s “Die Trommel gerühret” to Wolfgang Rihm’s “Untergang,” a contemporary setting of a nightmarish text by the Expressionist poet Georg Trakl.

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It superimposes settings for soprano of four poems, three of them by the German expressionist Georg Trakl, the fourth by Sylvia Plath, on the formal outline of a four-movement symphony.

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The 1993 Lamentations for four voices and a consort of viols creates a haunting landscape from settings of poems by Wilfred Owen, Lorca, Hart Crane, Petrarch and Georg Trakl, while Green from 2007 is a dramatic scena for strings, a clash of instrumental voices and musical ideas.

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