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"Wagner's Method Exposed" Caricature depicts Richard Wagner and hypothesizes how his music might be made. Musicans at the top play the "Catophone" (a cat, played with a bow), "Wire-rake-oloide" (a harp played with a metal rake) and the "Tin-panium" (pans and large knives). In the center, Wagner conducts enormous instruments that dwarf the musicians who play them. At the bottom, a man squeezes a dog — the "Sick-em-Jackionette" — and a combination of a xylophone and pigs feeding from a trough constitute the "Porko Melodeon". |
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Retrieved from http://www.greatcaricatures.com/keppler/1877_0314_wagner.shtml |
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Published in Puck Magazine: Back Cover Vol. 1 No. 1, March 14, 1877 |
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| current | 23:48, 24 July 2007 | 425×575 (88 KB) | Jmabel | (== Summary == {{Information |Description="Wagner's Method Exposed" Caricature depicts Richard Wagner and hypothesizes how his music might be made. Musicans at the top play the "Catophone" (a cat, played with a bow), "Wire-rake-oloide" (a harp played with) |
