Buzzcocks - Somethings Gone Wrong Again

The year 1848 was largely a turning point for the composer himself and for his work. It began with a tragic event - on January 9, Wagner's mother Johann Rozin died. He hurried to Leipzig and managed to attend the funeral. “On the way back to Dresden, I was seized with a consciousness of complete loneliness. With the death of mother, the last blood relationship with all brothers and sisters, living their special interests, broke. Cold and gloomy, I returned to the only thing that could inspire me and warm me up: to treat the Lohengrin, to study German antiquity. ”