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Strauss’ ‘Also sprach Zarathustra’
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Richard Strauss drew inspiration for his Salome Dance from Oscar Wilde's play, where Salome demands the head of John the Baptist, the only man who resisted her seduction. The erotically charged theme, intensity, and harmonic complexity naturally stirred controversy. The same holds true for Also sprach Zarathustra, based on Nietzsche's philosophical work, a piece surrounded by controversy along with Strauss's symphonic poem. Nevertheless, Strauss ...
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1 dates (26 Oct - 26 Oct)
Oct
26
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8:00 pm
Queen Elisabeth Hall
Antwerpen, Belgium
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