Puccini was the last romantic in the history of opera and became the creator of great emotions in the form of unforgettable female characters such as Butterfly, Mimi or Tosca. He drew his life energy and professional creativity to a great extent from the great feelings of passion, which he sought in his real life […]
The places where Stravinsky worked and the most important people in his life.
Anton Bruckner: a biography in words and pictures. The places where Bruckner worked and the most important people of his life
Richard Wagner a biography in words and pictures (see table of contents below). The places where Wagner worked and the most important people in his life.
Headphone Show-Down: Wireless in-ear models in the upper and mid-price segments Commuters aren’t the only ones who appreciate compact, portable wireless headphones. The rapid adoption of new technologies and the need to work in the home office have made Bluetooth in-ear headphones ubiquitous. Many can’t live without them, and for most, they’re an integral part […]
3 Wireless headphones in comparison (mid-price segment) In the hotly contested wireless headphone market, manufacturers vie for buyers’ favor with circumaural (over-ear) headphones with active noise cancellation. We take a look at three popular models from well-known manufacturers with comparable specifications here.
How became the high C famous and who were the protagonists? An entertaining documentary about the high C of tenors with audio samples of famous tenors like Pavarotti etc.
Interesting documentary in words and pictures about the life of Richard Wagner Richard Wanger led an incredibly eventful and interesting life. Learn about the places Wagner worked and meet the most important people in his life.
Along with Wagner’s “Meistersinger von Nürnberg,” Freischütz is considered the German national opera par excellence. Von Weber shows himself to be a brilliant theater dramatist and creator of great melodies, and with this work he made a decisive contribution to the transfiguration of German Romanticism. Few operas have contributed as many melodies to the german […]
Like Verdi’s Falstaff and Puccini’s Turandot, “Parsifal” belongs to the last, age-wise words of a master. With “Parsifal”, Wagner was striving for something universal that would elevate the practice of art to the rank of a festival, a “stage-festival consecration play”, in Wagner’s words. This turned into a unique work that still captivates the listener […]
