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Why did Tristan und Isolde have greater literary merit than it's peers? Why did Romanticism have to be such unsubtle, trite garbage in comparison?
Has there been any literature or music that has better touched the theme of longing better than Tristan und Isolde?
Why are there so many autistic classicists on 4chan?
>>7579566
Where is the classicism in my post?
I want to create a NEW genre! FFFFFFFFFUCK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
>>7579572
You're one or the other m8. There is no in between.
>>7579579
What?
>>7579585
Nothing, never mind.
The Tristan and Iseult story has a) romance, b) violence, c) magic, and d) tragedy. People tend to love all those things, and that's why it's successful.
It has continued to remain relevant now I believe largely due to the complexity of Strassburg's narrative (alongside with the mysteries of his life) and because Wagner decided to create a musical framework around it (I don't know much about Wagner so I can't tell you why).
Because it was heavily influenced by Schopenhauer.
>>7579592
>he thinks Wager is classical
Lmaaooooo
>>7579871
Just so you know, Classical isn't the same as classical.
Good question, Spengler considered the Tristan & Isolde symphony to be the last great composition in music.
Is it the subject matter? The tenuous hold between the traditional divided halves of Western Europe? It has a certain musk, an enigma!
https://youtu.be/9U1sYGV7uUU
>>7580756
*traditionally
>>7579871
When did I say that?
