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This book explores the mythology, story, music, characters and language of Wagner's monumental work. At its heart is a concordance of the keywords in the four librettos, a powerful reference tool. The volume also includes a brief synopsis of each of the four operas, a presentation of the 145... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Wotan you: Add a description of this character.
- Hagen
- Gunther
- Wagner
- Fafner
- Brtinnhilde
- Siegfried
- Briinnhilde
- Donner
- Gutrune
- Schirmer
- Norn
- Froh
- Brfinnhilde
- Notung
- Volsung
- Wellgunde
- Wala
- Siegrune
- Woglinde
- Freia
- Cosima
- Gibichungs
- Schwertleite
- Grane
- Loge
- Warfather
- Helmwige
- Nibelheim
- Rossweisse
- Deryck Cooke
- Gerhilde
- Ludwig
- Battlefather
- Grimgerde
- Grimm
- Wood Bird
- Wolf
- Fafnir
- Ortlinde
- Ernest Newman
- Love
- Gutman
- E. Magee
- Gunthaharius
Setting & Locations edit
- Nibelung Alberich
- Sieglinde
- Valhalla
- Erda
- Waltraute
- Donington
- Fasolt
- Bayreuth
- Eight Valkyries
- Tarnhelm
- Neidhohle
- Flosshilde
- The Ring
- Bavaria
- Vallcyries
- Munich
- Germany
- Rainbow Bridge
- The Rhinegold
- Dresden
- Horn Call
- Leipzig
- Ise
- Switzerland
- Tristan
- Riesenheim
Authors & Contributors edit
- J. K. Holman (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 782.1
Subjects edit
- Books › Entertainment › Music › Musical Genres › Classical
- Books › Entertainment › Music › Musical Genres › Opera
- Books › Entertainment › Music › Songbooks
- Books › Arts & Photography › Performing Arts › Theater
- Books › Entertainment › Music › History & Criticism
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