Promenade Autour D'orphe Aux Enfers, Par Un Monsieur De L'orchestre

This philosophical work explores the themes of love, loss, and mortality through the lens of Jacques Offenbach's famous opera 'Orphée aux Enfers'. Arnold Mortier, an orchestral musician and philosopher, analyzes the opera scene by scene, offering insights into its music, libretto, and dramaturgy. This book is an essential companion for fans of 'Orphée aux Enfers' and an engaging meditation on human nature.

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