Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
Wagnerian
Adjective
/ˌvɒɡ.nərˈiː.ən/

Definition
Relating to the works or style of the composer Richard Wagner.

Examples
- The Wagnerian chorus filled the theater with its rich, resonant sound.
- Many contemporary composers draw inspiration from Wagnerian operas in their work.
- She has a Wagnerian passion for both music and theater.

Meaning
The term ‘Wagnerian’ is often used to describe intense, dramatic, and powerful music or performances that embody Wagner’s distinctive operatic style.

Synonyms
- Operatic
- Dramatic
- Intense