Billy Currington - Dont It

The romance of the forest, full of mysterious rustling, tremulous voices and bird's twitter, is colorfully embodied. The tragedy "Death of the Gods" (post. 1876, Bayreuth) is executed by a contrastingly intense change of events.The lack of immediacy of inspiration is compensated here by the masterful development of previously created images, their wealth of timbre-coloristic. expressions in vivid contrasts. As in the previous parts of tetralogy, symphony is noted with special expressiveness. paintings, the best of which is the mourning march to the death of Siegfried. The difference in the genre orientation of the parts of the tetralogy required the multilateral use of expressive means. But the commonality of thematism and methods of its development sealed parts of tetralogy into a single gigantic whole.