This insightful study explores the complex relationship between the literary critic Friedrich Schlegel and the composer Johann Friedrich Reichardt, focusing on their shared interest in the German cultural revival of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Drawing on archival sources and close readings of the two men's works, the author offers fresh insights into the ideological, aesthetic, and political currents that shaped the German literary scene of this period.

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