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Opera Stories From Wagner (Illustrated) ILLUSTRATIONS SIEGFRIED THE RHINE-MAIDENS AND ALBERICH WOTAN HE TUGGED IN VAIN WALKUERE CARRYING HEROES TO VALHALLA "EAT HIM, BRUIN," LAUGHED SIEGFRIED "I AM GOING TO EAT YOU," HISSED THE DRAGON THREE NORNS CAME TO THE MOUNTAIN CREST TO SPIN _From drawings by E. Pollak-Ottendorff_

Opera Stories From Wagner Illustrated Florence Akin 9781451522488 Books

This provides a great short retelling of these old stories from which Wagner crafted his amazing operas. I could nor help but identify elements in these tales that Tolkein must have used in his Ring Trilogy. A great way, also, to introduce this to children.

Product details Paperback 82 pages Publisher CreateSpace (February 28, 2010) Language English ISBN-10 1451522487

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Opera Stories From Wagner Illustrated Florence Akin 9781451522488 Books Reviews

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I bought this book for my 8-year-old granddaughter prior to taking her to a live HD broadcast from the Met of Die Walkure. It presented the stories in simplified form, though not always true to the Wagner version. For example, at the end of the book, Siegfried and Brunnhilde return the ring to the Rhine maidens and, it is implied, live happily ever after. She loved the book, and read it cover to cover. It was a good way for her to become familiar with the characters and the basics of the story.
This provides a great short retelling of these old stories from which Wagner crafted his amazing operas. I could nor help but identify elements in these tales that Tolkein must have used in his Ring Trilogy. A great way, also, to introduce this to children.