This passage you refer to seems quite curious to me. Would you please hunt it down for me, as I'd like very much to examine it. Partly why it strikes me as being so queer, is that it would seem to go contrary to a more general sensibility Nietzsche had about art. One can look at N's critique of Wagner's works to see some of this.
Every slight nuance needs to become grand and exaggerated.
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