Jerrod Niemann - Only God Could Love You More

The development of Germany undermined the composer's faith in the possibility of transforming society, and the difficult living conditions during the years of the “Swiss exile” gave rise to sentiments of hopeless despair. From a fascination with the philosophy of L. Feuerbach, utopian. socialism, the slogans of "Young Germany", the anarchism of M. A. Bakunin and P. Proudhon V. goes to worship pessimistic. philosophy of A. Schopenhauer. This left an imprint on V.'s subsequent works, but the emotional immediacy of the brilliantly gifted musician, the wealth of his fantasies invariably prevailed over the errors of the philosopher, politician, and aesthetics. The opera Tristan and Isolda (post. 1865, Munich) opened a new period in V.'s work, which signaled the further evolution of his muses. language, which is becoming more intense, internally dynamic, harmoniously and colorfully (timbre) sophisticated.