Tod und Verklärung

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Tod und Verklärung is a late-Romantic tone poem for large orchestra that depicts an artist’s final moments and spiritual transfiguration.

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instanceOf late-Romantic composition
orchestral work
tone poem
catalogueNumber TrV 158
composer Richard Strauss
composerNationality German
compositionEndYear 1889
compositionStartYear 1888
conductorAtPremiere Richard Strauss
countryOfOrigin Germany
dateOfCompletion 1889
dedicatedTo Friedrich Rosch
depicts an artist’s final moments
spiritual transfiguration
duration approximately 25 minutes
followedBy Macbeth
form through-composed
genre symphonic poem
hasSection introduction depicting illness
moment of death
struggle with death
transfiguration coda
hasTheme death motif
transfiguration theme
influencedBy Franz Liszt’s symphonic poems
isPartOf Richard Strauss’s early tone poems
key C major
languageOfTitle German
laterPublisher Universal Edition
movementStructure single-movement
narrativeProgram the death of an artist
the transfiguration of the soul
notableRecordingBy Herbert von Karajan
Karl Böhm
Leonard Bernstein
Rudolf Kempe
opusNumber Op. 24
precededBy Don Juan
premiereCountry Germany
premiereDate 1890
premierePlace Eisenach
publisher Jos. Aibl Verlag
scoredFor large orchestra
stylePeriod Late Romantic
translatedTitle Death and Transfiguration
linked to: Transfiguration
uses expanded woodwind section
full string section
large brass section
percussion

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Richard Strauss notableWork Tod und Verklärung