Richard Wagner
Richard Wagner
Richard Wagner (born May 22, 1813, in Leipzig, Germany) was a renowned German composer, theater director, and conductor, celebrated for his revolutionary contributions to classical music and opera. His groundbreaking works and ideas about music drama have had a profound influence on the development of Western music history.
Personal Name: Wagner, Richard
Birth: 22 May 1813
Death: 13 February 1883
Richard Wagner Books
(5 Books)
"Parsifal," holiday matinee February 22, 1940 for the benefit of Children's Health Service of the New York Diet Kitchen Association (Inc. 1873).
