The Flying Dutchman: A Romantic Opera in Three Acts With an Essay on the History of the Opera - Couverture souple

Wagner, Richard ; Troutbeck, J (Trans ); Baker, Theo (Trans )

9781025663937: The Flying Dutchman: A Romantic Opera in Three Acts With an Essay on the History of the Opera

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ISBN 10 : 1025663934 ISBN 13 : 9781025663937

Editeur : Tradd Street Press, 2026

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"The Flying Dutchman" is a seminal romantic opera in three acts by the legendary composer Richard Wagner. Based on the haunting nautical legend of a doomed captain cursed to sail the seas for eternity, the work explores themes of redemption, sacrifice, and the supernatural. This edition presents the libretto in English, meticulously translated by J. Troutbeck and Theo. Baker, capturing the dramatic intensity and lyrical depth of Wagner's original vision.

Complementing the dramatic text is a comprehensive essay on the history of the opera by the esteemed music critic W. J. Henderson. This insightful analysis provides vital historical context, tracing the development of the piece from its initial conception to its enduring place in the operatic canon. As one of Wagner's earlier masterpieces, "The Flying Dutchman" marks a pivotal moment in his career, showcasing the transition toward his later music dramas and his early mastery of leitmotif and atmospheric orchestration. This volume serves as an essential resource for opera enthusiasts, students of music history, and those captivated by the enduring power and psychological depth of Wagnerian drama.

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