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MARSHNER (Marschner) Heinrich Augustus (16 VIII 1795, Zittau - 14 XII 1861, Hanover) - German composer and conductor. In 1811-16 he studied composition with I. G. Shikht. In 1827-31 conductor in Leipzig. In 1831-59 the parish. bandmaster in Hanover. As a conductor fought for nat. independence it. music. In 1859 he retired with the rank of music director general. The most prominent representative of the early stage of muses. romanticism, one of the most popular it. composers of his time, M. developed the traditions of K. M. Weber, was one of the predecessors of R. Wagner. Opera M. founded preim. on Wed-century. plots and nar. tales in which it is realistic. episodes are intertwined with elements of fiction. Close in form to the zingspiel, they are distinguished by the harmony of muses. dramaturgy, the desire for symphony orc. episodes, psychological. interpretation of images. In a number of productions. M.makes extensive use of folk tunes. To the best opera op. composers include “The Vampire” (post. 1828), “The Templar and the Jewess” (post. 1829), “Hans Gailing” (post. 1833). In addition to operas, during the life of M. his songs and husband gained wide popularity. choirs.