The Subtle Construction of an Unsubtle Overture - The Flying Dutchman Overture | Analysis

Dan explains the subtle motivic workings and meanings of the Flying Dutchman Overture. It's more than just loud brass, not that we don't love that!
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[@lindatheophilus5861]

I am getting ready to enjoy the Flying Dutchman this evening. Thank you for this.

[@lindatheophilus5861]

This helped me before attending the opera and my husband after attending the opera. Great music!!! And you are a good teacher.

[@aelroseborgis2280]

This is a really fantastic analysis! I am so glad I found this the day after seeing Flying Dutchman at the opera for the first time (which I loved). It makes me appreciate the emotional output Wagner put into preparing this work, so, so much more. Thank you for this!

[@wagnersnightmare4062]

Thank you! We're very glad you enjoyed the video!

[@ansarallahi]

i like you my man. ive been reading a book called the new wagnerian by ian dallas, your content compliments it.

[@wagnersnightmare4062]

Thank you! Will check the Ian Dallas out. Roger Scruton's writing on Wagner is also some great contemporary criticism.