Atheist - An Incarnations Dream

Of course, we can say that the composer recalled this episode after the conflict with Meyerbeer and did not miss the opportunity to prick the enemy again. However, in this case, it seems to us that Wagner is fairly objective. Meyerbeer’s music was too different from what Wagner was looking for intuitively. But the “voice of the mother’s ghost” was quite in his spirit, which he honestly notes. In any case, even from one passage cited, it can be seen that a conflict with Meyerbeer was inevitable and was not only personal, but also fundamentally ideological.