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Holding Fire: Roland Matthews has mixed feelings about the first instalment of Richard Jones’s third foray into the ‘Ring’ cycle
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Stars In Their Eyes: Matthew Rye is impressed by a new production of ‘Tristan und Isolde’ in Mannheim that cements the Wagnerian credentials of its conductor
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Schenkian Prolongation: Edward A. and Paula M. Bortnichak enjoy the Met’s latest ‘Meistersinger’ revival despite the veteran production’s lack of insight
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Lass mich sein! Richard Laing savours a rare moment of stillness in central London
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Refuge Collection: Michael Fuller finds that the rewards of an entertainment based around the Wagners and the Wesendoncks prove more musical than dramatic
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On the Threshold: Matthew Rye listens to three vocal discs featuring leading singers at key junctures of their careers
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Wieland’s Smithy Years: Simon Williams is intrigued by a new study of Wieland Wagner that leaves the reader to decide how much his wartime productions pre-empted his New Bayreuth revolution
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A Personal Voyage Through the Wagnerian Cosmos: Michael Fuller argues that an often engaging reflection on Wagner’s stage works would have benefited from a more critical approach
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The Shadow Within: Barry Millington reviews a revised study that examines Wagnerian secrets
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Philip White, ‘It was all totally by chance ...’: a Decade Working as an Assistant Chorus Master at the Bayreuth Festival
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Ben Winters, ‘Magic Fire’: A Wagner Film with a Difference
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Charlotte Purkis, Passion or Fashion? British Female Wagnerites ‘Out and About’ Around 1900
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Israfel Mondego [alias Gertrude Hudson], Buggins at Bayreuth
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Roger Allen, ‘On the Destiny of Opera’: The Musically Conceived Drama or ‘Deeds of Music made Visible’
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The Birth of Tragedy From the Spirit of Music: Hermann Grampp is overjoyed to find Stefan Herheim’s ‘Ring’ cycle at the Berlin Deutsche Oper back on track after its Covid-related interruptions
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Street Scenes: Matthew Rye reports on Bayreuth’s new landlocked ‘Holländer’ from the comfort of home
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