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wagner

/ˈvɑːɡ.nər/

Traducción: Apellido propio, conocido principalmente por el compositor alemán Richard Wagner, famoso por sus óperas y el concepto de Gesamtkunstwerk, o por el arquitecto austríaco Otto Wagner, pionero de la arquitectura moderna.

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/ˈvɑːɡ.nər/C1formal
  • esApellido propio, conocido principalmente por el compositor alemán Richard Wagner, famoso por sus óperas y el concepto de Gesamtkunstwerk, o por el arquitecto austríaco Otto Wagner, pionero de la arquitectura moderna.

A proper noun referring to a surname, most notably associated with the German composer Richard Wagner, known for his operas and concept of the Gesamtkunstwerk, or the Austrian architect Otto Wagner, a pioneer of modern architecture.

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  1. B2formalart

    Richard Wagner, a German composer known for his operas and concept of the Gesamtkunstwerk (total work of art).

    esWagner (compositor)

    • Wagner's Ring Cycle is a monumental achievement in opera.
    • The orchestra performed Wagner's 'Tristan und Isolde' beautifully.
    • Many consider Wagner one of the most influential composers of the 19th century.
  2. Music of WagnerB2formalart

    The musical compositions and style of Richard Wagner, characterized by leitmotifs and rich orchestration.

    esMúsica de Wagner

    • The concert featured a selection of Wagner's most famous pieces.
    • She has a deep appreciation for the dramatic intensity of Wagner.
    • Listening to Wagner can be a powerful emotional experience.
  3. C1formalart

    Otto Wagner, an Austrian architect and a key figure in the development of modern architecture.

    esWagner (arquitecto)

    • Otto Wagner's designs heavily influenced the Vienna Secession movement.
    • The Postsparkasse building in Vienna is a masterpiece by Otto Wagner.
    • Wagner's architectural philosophy emphasized functionality and modern materials.