FTP, name this first philosophical treatise by Nietzsche, which discussed the origins of drama.
Modern editions of this philological work include the author's "Attempt at Self-Criticism" before the foreword.  Echoing Castiglione with his emphasis on music as the highest aesthetic form, the author discusses Archilochus at length before accusing Socrates of "killing" art.  Denouncing Euripides for destroying the wonderfully barbaric nature of Greek drama, the author extols the opera Tristan un Isolde as upholding the ideal Dionysian art over the Apollonian.  FTP, name this first philosophical treatise by Nietzsche, which discussed the origins of drama.
Modern editions of this philological work include the author's "Attempt at Self-Criticism" before the foreword.  
{The Birth of Tragedy Out of the Spirit of Music} or {Hellenism and Pessimism} or {Die Geburt der Tragoedie}