Charles Baudelaire: Richard Wagner

Vodler's series of associations and sympathies in the music of the Wagners, his play comments on the way to the battle, and his faithful comments, "Sir, thank you again. He gave me the opportunity to look at myself, and he made me think great in my miserable days. The poet Bodeler was also a brilliant critic of the arts and arts as well as literature. In fact, at the age of 24, he published a book called SalonSalon de 1845, which he first featured as an art critic, and all his life fiction and marriage only left one book. Writing was a means of preserving his artistic life, and artists were re-enlightened at the end of Bodeler by such artists as Delaquia, Manne, photographer Nadar, and a list of musicians. Richard Wagner was one of them. The poet representing France literally “discerned” the head of the musical theater, representing Germany. Bodlear had never been officially educated in music, and he knew so little about music except Beethoven and Bever, so much about it that his passion for the Bagner music, “like the sea,” made him willing to pick up his pen. In the year 1920, a barghner concert was held in Paris three times. Bodeleter writes to Wagner himself shortly after he attends this concert.

Korean title: 리하르트 바그너

Korean author: 샤를 보들레르

Korean publisher: 포노(PHONO)

ISBN-13: 9791189716011