Reger is a 5 letter English word.
You can make 23 anagrams from letters in Reger (eegrr).
In other forms we see this happy reaction towards ancient art, as in the organ music of a Reger.
This Reger is a sarcastic, churlish fellow, bitter and pedantic and rude.
Reger certainly knew the art of talking with an astonishing show of logic, and yet saying nothing.
Above all, the stylistic severity of Brahms in Reger has become a confusion of styles; an absence of style.
One is ever conscious in Reger that he is solving contrapuntal problems in order to astonish the vulgar herd of the professors.
No doubt, Reger loved the mathematical solidity and balance of the older music, and therefore sought to assimilate it.
And so, instead of being Brahms's successor, Reger is to-day seen as the very contrary of Brahms.
With Reger one seems to be impressed with tremendous effort and little result.
Reger made various attempts to regain the favor he had lost.
Reger seemed on the verge of gaining a place among the immortals.