Song to the Evening Star

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"Song to the Evening Star" is a famous lyrical baritone aria from Richard Wagner’s opera *Tannhäuser*, celebrated for its serene, melodic beauty and expressive orchestration.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf baritone aria
lyrical aria
opera aria
addressedTo the evening star NERFINISHED
associatedKeyCharacter Wolfram GENERATED
associatedWith German Romanticism NERFINISHED
basedOnCharacter medieval poet-knight Wolfram von Eschenbach NERFINISHED
cataloguedAs aria from Tannhäuser, Act 3
composer Richard Wagner NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Germany
firstPerformanceLocationOpera Dresden GENERATED
firstPerformanceOpera 1845
genre Romantic opera aria
hasForm aria with orchestral accompaniment
hasMood contemplative
lyrical
serene
key F major
language German
notableFor expressive orchestration
serene melodic beauty
operaAct Act 3
operaComposer Richard Wagner NERFINISHED
operaLibrettist Richard Wagner NERFINISHED
operaPremiereTheatre Königliches Hoftheater Dresden NERFINISHED
operaSetting medieval Thuringia
orchestrationFeature prominent horn writing
rich string accompaniment
originalTitle O du, mein holder Abendstern
partOfOpera Tannhäuser NERFINISHED
performancePractice often sung in German
sometimes performed in translation
period 19th century
popularIn concert repertoire
recital repertoire
requires expressive phrasing
sustained breath control
style cantabile
sungByCharacter Wolfram von Eschenbach NERFINISHED
tempoMarking Andante
theme contemplation
devotion
spiritual love
typicalVoiceType lyric baritone
usedAs standalone concert piece
vocalRange baritone
vocalTechnique legato singing

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Tannhäuser notableNumber Song to the Evening Star