August Klughardt
Klughardt formed a friendhsip with Liszt in 1869 while Klughardt was the director of the court musicians at Weimar. In 1873, at the performance of Liszt's "Christus" he met Wagner who influenced a great deal of his music. Klughardt had studied at Cothen, Dessau and Dresden and held theatre positions in Posen, Neustrelitz and Lubeck before meeting Liszt. The compositional forte of Klughardt was the operatic form including "Mirjam," "Iwein," and "Die Hochzeit des Monches." The music of Klughardt demonstrates characteristic influences of Wagner and the new German School with apparent classical leanings. Instrumentally Klughadrt also had some achievement with cello and violin concertos.
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Discography
2 album(s) • Sorted by Bestseller
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Klughardt: Concert Overture - Concert Piece for Oboe
Klassiek - Released by Sterling Records on 25 apr. 2006
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Klughardt: Lenore, Op. 27 - Gernsheim: Zu Einem Drama, Op. 82
Anhaltische Philharmonie, SWR Radiofunkorchester, Kaiserslauten
Klassiek - Released by Sterling Records on 10 jun. 2014
16-Bit CD Quality 44.1 kHz - Stereo