★ Nominated for the Design Prize (in the communication design category)!
★ Small books in A6 format make you want to go to a BIG opera. Illustrated throughout and with little text, the content of the opera is understandable for everyone (BEGINNERS) on just 64 pages.
★ English sample translation available.

The content structure of each book is always identical:
• One page with a saying/aphorism suitable for the respective opera
• 2 double pages with short explanations about the composer, the origin of the opera, who wrote the content/libretto of the opera, the story is briefly outlined, chronological sequence short explanation
• Double page on which the characters of the opera are introduced.
• The last page is the same everywhere. It ends with a homage to the opera: clap, clap, shout bravo.

This Series includes 10 titles:
- Turandot
- Madame Butterfly
- Carmen
- The Magic Flute
- The Marriage of Figaro
- The Lady of the Camellias
- Rigoletto
- Lohengrin
- The Freeshooter
- The Barber of Seville

No young woman is safe from Count Almaviva. Not even Susanna, his wife's beautiful servant. She is engaged and wants to get married, but that is precisely why the count wants to spend the first night with her. After all, it has always been the custom: the noble lord of the house had the right to spend the first night...

Petra Sprenger
lives and works in Dresden. In 2013, the idea for a book series that explains the libretto of an opera in a simple way was born. All titles in the series are published by OPERNMOUTH, an independent small publishing house based in Dresden. Petra Sprenger writes, illustrates and publishes the small, handy opera explainers, which make it easier for children and others to access classical opera.