Richard Wagner in Bayreuth is a book by Friedrich Nietzsche that discusses the composer Richard Wagner and his music festival in Bayreuth, Germany. The book includes Nietzsche's thoughts on Wagner's music, philosophy, and influence on German culture. It also explores themes such as artistic genius, nationalism, and the relationship between art and society.
By Friedrich Nietzsche · First published 1876 · Genre: Philosophy, Biography, Criticism · 11 chapters