Let there be leitmotifs!
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I like how his whole body quakes with the notes he plays lol
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Actually, Hugh, it is EXACTLY like the theme to jaws. The duuuuuh-DUNT thing from Jaws stands for the presence of the danger and of a character (the shark). After all, the "theme" from Jaws is more like a motif than a theme. John Williams use of Leitmotif may be a bit ham-fisted, but it works the same as in Wagner...
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And where did John Williams get the theme to jaws? Listen to Dvorak's 9th symphony, beginning of the 4th movement. Recognize anything?
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"Not like the theme from Jaws." Actually, it's exactly like the theme from Jaws. John Williams was very much influenced by Wagner's use of leitmotifs!
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@violinthief "I consider the Streicher-Goebbels Jew-baiting as a disgrace to German honour, as evidence of incompetence – the basest weapon of untalented, lazy mediocrity against a higher intelligence and greater talent." - Richard Strauss
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"The hero is killed. The hero dies"
Errr........
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Spot the mistake at 5:42 :P
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@operamystery80 your last comment took the words out of my mouth except i was born a year later. so much for the 90's
does saying Wagner was a nazi make me an ignorant prick?
monkeybizwak 3 months ago
@monkeybizwak Wagner died in 1883 and the Nazi party was started in the 1920s. Yes, you are.
violinthief 3 months ago 3
@violinthief Thanks for that, Hitler loved using his music to boost nationalism. sympathize with this misconception us ignorant fools tend to believe
monkeybizwak 3 months ago
@monkeybizwak If it makes you feel any better - Richard Strauss really was a nazi. So was Herbert Von Karajan. Wagner probably would have been, but he was long dead. Here's a stupid joke for you - what is Wagner doing today? Decomposing.
violinthief 3 months ago 2