What is another word for wagnerian?

Pronunciation: [waɡnˈi͡əɹɪən] (IPA)

Wagnerian refers to anything related to the opera, music, or style of opera composer Richard Wagner. Synonyms for this term include Wagnereque, Wagner-esque, Wagnerianesque, Wagnerish, and Wagnerite. These words are used to describe the grand, epic, and often dramatic qualities of Wagner's music and operas. Other related terms might include romantic, bombastic, theatrical, and symphonic. Whether used to describe a specific piece of music or a larger cultural movement, these words evoke the powerful and emotive spirit that defines Wagner's work, making them a valuable addition to any discussion of music, art, and cultural history.

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What are the hyponyms for Wagnerian?

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Usage examples for Wagnerian

She did not notice that she was being followed; when she turned homeward she faced Herr Albert, the famous wagnerian tenor.
"Melomaniacs"
James Huneker
What an interesting name, Mrs. Siegfried Brazier, widow of the famous wagnerian tenor.
"Melomaniacs"
James Huneker
For the conception he owes much to Shelley's 'Prometheus,' whose theme is very similar, but his methods are more modern, with verse theories of Whitman, philosophy of Browning, a wagnerian idea of rhythm, making each rhythmical theme represent a peculiar mood or image, which is frequently very effective but sometimes forced.
"The Three Heron's Feathers"
Hermann Sudermann

Related words: wagnerian opera, wagnerian composer, wagnerian dramatic technique, music of wagner

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