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richard wagner’s new operatic ideas were so radically different than operatic norms of the time that—to avoid opera stereotypes—he called his operatic works __________.

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Richard Wagner's new operatic ideas were so radically different than operatic norms of the time that—to avoid opera stereotypes—he called his operatic works Music Drama.

  • Richard Wagner's Music Drama is characterized by developing the musical configurations regulated by leading motives.

  • Known at the time as a revolutionary composition, the music-drama of Richard Wagner has elements of characters, objects, themes, or emotions.

Richard Wagner is a German composer who lived between 1813 to 1833.

Hence, in this case, the correct answer is "Music Drama."

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