Wagner's operatic works hold many musical secrets.
How can the musically interested amateur explore these secrets?
A musical score alone is too abstract, and audio examples from a CD can hardly be grasped without visual support.
But what is seen and heard is quickly understood and easily remembered.
This audiovisual approach is the core concept behind the music guides and
the Sounding Libretti by MusiCosa Publishing.
The music guides provide a brief synopsis of the acts in Wagner's works, explaining the leitmotifs and their musical-psychological contexts. Using the enclosed audio CD or the web app, the musical examples can be played back, making the explanations easy to follow.
Published in this series so far:
Wagner's operatic works hold many musical secrets, including Das Rheingold:
Scope and Contents
The music guide provides answers to numerous questions. Find out more...
Wagner's operatic works hold many musical secrets, including Die Walküre:
Scope and Contents
The music guide provides answers to numerous questions.
Find out more...
Wagner's operatic works hold many musical secrets, including Siegfried:
Scope and Contents
The music guide provides answers to numerous questions. Find out more...
Scope and Contents
Wagner's operatic works hold many musical secrets, including Götterdämmerung:
Scope and Contents
The music guide provides answers to numerous questions. Find out more...
Scope and Contents
Wagner's operatic works hold many musical secrets, including Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg:
Scope and Contents
The music guide provides answers to numerous questions. Find out more...