Richard Wagner (1813–1883) was a German composer and one of the most influential opera reformers of the 19th century. He developed the concept of music drama and created the monumental tetralogy Der Ring des Nibelungen, which opens with Das Rheingold (The Rhine Gold). His works are characterised by an elaborate system of recurring musical themes known as leitmotifs.
Wagner's monumental opera Siegfried at Vienna State Opera, one of the world's most prestigious opera houses.
A family educational event on the Baltic Opera patio inspired by Wagner's opera, featuring ring-making workshops, treasure hunts, and group singing.
Wagner's classic opera performed by the Leipzig Opera ensemble.
The second part of Wagner's "Ring Cycle" performed by the Hamburg State Opera ensemble.
Wagner's classic opera about a cursed captain seeking redemption. A production by Deutsche Oper Berlin on the Hauptbühne stage.
Wagner's classic opera about a cursed captain and his eternal voyage. Performance in Gelsenkirchen.
Wagner's legendary opera about the Swan Knight on the stage of Berlin's opera house.
Wagner's epic opera Parsifal at the renowned Semperoper in Dresden.
The final part of Wagner's Ring Cycle performed by Deutsche Oper am Rhein. A monumental opera about the fall of the gods and the end of the world.
Wagner's operatic masterpiece "Tristan and Isolde" takes the stage at Konzerthaus Dortmund. A performance brimming with passion and drama.
Wagner's operatic masterpiece "The Flying Dutchman" performed by Deutsche Oper am Rhein. A legendary maritime drama about a cursed captain's quest for redemption.
Wagner's classical opera about a Roman tribune, performed at the renowned Semperoper in Dresden.