Lecture

Tristan Chord: Music Revolution

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This lecture delves into the revolutionary Tristan Chord, first introduced in Wagner's opera 'Tristan Undolde'. The chord's dissonance creates a tension symbolizing the impossible love between Tristan and Isolde, influencing music evolution in the 20th century.

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