A retelling of Friedrich Nietzsche · 1888
The Case of Wagner
“Writing from Turin, Nietzsche settles accounts with the composer he once worshipped: Wagner, he argues, is not a musician but a brilliant actor and a sickness of the age, and Bizet's Carmen shows what healthy, southern, light-footed music could be.”
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Contents3 episodes · ~22 min
- 1Bizet and the Problem of Redemption (Preface and Sections 1–6)Free
- 2The Actor and the Seducer (Sections 7–12)🔒
- 3Postscripts and Epilogue🔒