Discover the early life of one of history's most influential composers in "Wagner: The Story of the Boy Who Wrote Little Plays." This biography, meticulously prepared for print republication, explores Richard Wagner's formative years, offering a unique glimpse into the childhood of the operatic genius.
Thomas Tapper's work provides an accessible introduction to Wagner's world, suitable for readers interested in music history and the lives of great artists. Delve into the experiences that shaped Wagner's passion for music and theater, revealing the origins of his groundbreaking operas. Whether you're a seasoned Wagner enthusiast or a newcomer to the world of classical music, this book offers a fascinating journey into the beginnings of a musical legend. Explore the story behind the composer, from his boyhood experiments with drama to the foundations of his revolutionary approach to opera. A timeless account of a life dedicated to music.
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