Michael S. takes a journey into Sieglinde’s sweeping Act I aria from Die Walküre, the second opera of the ring cycle, where she proclaims her love for her twin brother - yikes 😳. The music does not disappoint, as per usual. #wagner#ringcycle#repetiteur#opera#diewalküre
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While our Parsifal (scheduled for this Spring) has had to be postponed, you can still get your #Wagner fix via #ONRing online.
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This video by @2reps1cycle is absolutely, bloody brilliant!
You have to check it out, especially you nutty Wagner fans!
The 12 days of Christmas
(in Bayreuth).
Genius.
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When we created this page we wanted to keep the content as serious as possible... but then Christmas came and we couldn't help ourselves! With thanks to @alexlowesoprano for learning this in about 5 minutes. Merry Christmas from both of us at Project Ring!
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@paulcareyjones Ohh interesting. Might be completely wrong but does Alberich have more?! He dominates the scenes he’s in whereas Wotan seems to blend more into the ensemble...
Translation of Das Rheingold finally finished! Next step: slowly start working through the score on the piano and reinforce my own text work with the help of some of the incredible language coaches at ROH!
#TranslationStation • These commonly-used words in Wagner's Das Rheingold paint an accurate picture of the incredible world of Norse mythology that Wagner has so wonderfully depicted. Pls do give us a follow for more updates as we get underway with the first of these 4 titans!
In fact, Wagner thought this Urelement Leitmotif was so important he dedicated a whole 136 bars to it, all in the key of E-flat major! He combines the Natur Leitmotif with the second Leitmotif of the opera known as “Wellen” or Waves. He is painting an aural picture of the Rhine.
#motifmonday - Michael S. here bringing you your Wagner knowledge for the day! Let’s talk about Leitmotifs. Wagner built the entire Ring Cycle using this structural tool.
A Leitmotif is a short, constantly recurring musical phrase that is associated with a particular person, place, or idea. The first Leitmotif and mother of them all in the ring, the “Urelement” is called “Natur” or Nature and gives birth to the sound world of Das Rheingold.