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Beauty Unveiled: Barry Millington reports on a new ‘Parsifal’ and a revived ‘Tristan’ at Bayreuth
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Hara-Kiri at the Coliseum: Tash Siddiqui is swept away by a superb ‘Tristan’ at the troubled ENO
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Nuremberg’s Got Talent: Barry Millington finds little to lift the spirits in the Munich ‘Meistersinger’
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Love is the Drug: Michael Fuller admires the richness and complexity of Graham Vick’s ‘Tristan’ in Berlin
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The End of the World Comes to the Potomac: Paul du Quenoy sees Washington finally get its ‘Ring’ cycle
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Forbidden Pleasures: Michael Fuller enjoys the first French production of ‘Das Liebesverbot’
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Imprisoned by Love: Matthew Rye finds plenty of food for thought in a darkly unromantic view of Wagner’s ‘monument to love’
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The View from Scrutopia: Barry Millington assesses an ambitious new study of the ‘Ring’
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The March of Time, or Time to March: Tash Siddiqui is stimulated by a lively analysis of recent German history laced with black humour
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How Late It Was, How Late: David Matthews takes issue with a survey of late Romanticism in thrall to the academy
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To the Barricades: A comprehensive study of Wagner’s Dresden years is appraised by Arnold Whittall
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Edward A. Bortnichak and Paula M. Bortnichak, The ‘Missing Link’ in the Evolution of Wagner’s ‘Siegfried’
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Richard H. Bell, Wagner’s ‘Siegfried’ Act III Scene 1: a Study in ‘Renunciation of the Will’ and the ‘Sublime’
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Dagny Beidler, Steadfast and Upstanding: Franz Wilhelm Beidler, Richard Wagner’s Eldest Grandson
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The Agony and the Ecstasy: Matthew Rye enjoys a perceptive interpretation of ‘Tristan und Isolde’
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Virgin Territory: Matthew Rye is seduced by a provocative staging of ‘Tannhäuser’
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