Transcript of Conversation between Wagner and Rossini Giant Stars / Edmond Mistry / Xavier ラカヴァルリ

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[Introduction to Contents]
There was a time when Wagner, a composer before gaining a decisive reputation, visited Rossini, who was already famous as a composer and had been living in retirement. This is a record of the visit and conversation by Micho who was present at the time. He shares his impressions and memories of the first half of the 19th century, such as the economic situation of Beethoven, the genius of Bach and Mozart, and the achievements of Weber and Mendelssohn, as well as his own theories about opera reform and "music of the future." We hope you can enjoy the "true dialogue" of the two great composers that can be drawn only by being present there.
[Author brief history]
Belgian composer (1831-1914). He studied art history at the Free University of Brussels. He moved to Paris because he wanted to concentrate on music. He socializes with regular members of the National High School of Music, and moves back and forth in the microcosm composed of art, literature and music. He is fascinated by Asian art and has the face of a Japanese art lover.