[Past Event] Wagner vs. Brahms (p.4)
Course Description:Despite sharing forty years in common, Johannes Brahms and Richard Wagner composed in diametrically different styles and methods, and produced almost none of the same genres, with the exception of art-songs. We'll examine their respective works and compositional techniques, and also view video examples of the greatest operas, symphonies, concertos, and keyboard works composed during this essential period of musical development. |
Tuition: $40.00 Additional Fees: $0.00
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Day/Time
Tuesdays, Feb. 2, 9, 16, 23 *1:00-2:30pm* (4 sessions)
Location
We'll meet online via Zoom. Zoom is free and easy to use. OLLI will walk you through the steps. Prior to each Zoom meeting (class), you will receive an email with specific details on that meeting.
Facilitator:
Todd Samra, D.A., is a musicologist, teacher, composer, and arranger who earned his Doctor of Arts at Ball State University. Dr. Samra is well regarded as one of the most dynamic lecturers on the Monterey Peninsula.