Parsifal; a Study of Wagner's Music Drama

"Parsifal; a Study of Wagner's Music Drama" offers an in-depth exploration of Richard Wagner's final opera. W. L. Wilmshurst delves into the intricacies of the music, the symbolism, and the philosophical underpinnings of this complex work. This study examines Wagner's unique approach to combining music and drama, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of the opera's historical and cultural context. Ideal for students, scholars, and opera enthusiasts, this book illuminates the enduring power and artistic innovation of "Parsifal".

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