[Machine Translation] Sigmund Haussegger ( 1872-1948 ) was hailed as the next generation of composers after Mahler and Richard Strauss, but was gradually forgotten as he was considered "out of date" for not writing works that were in step with the times. However, his large-scale "Nature Symphony" with vocal accompaniment, released in 2008, has become the talk of the town as a grandiose work that questions his true worth. The second collection includes two symphonic poems and a variation on the theme of a children's song. The "Dionysian Fantasy" is the fruit of Haussegger's youthful ideals, and the "Blacksmith's Wieland," a draft of Wagner's opera, is a moving work filled with the profound sound characteristic of the late Romantic period.