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Finding the Path: Michael Fuller relishes an opportunity to see the three ‘pre-canonical’ operas at Leipzig’s Wagner 22 Festival
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All the World’s a Stage: Patrick Carnegy welcomes a film that explores the composer’s present-day global reach
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Houston’s Mission Control: Eva Rieger is impressed by a large-scale biography of Cosima’s English son-in-law
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Alex Ross, ‘Götterdämmerung’ 1945: Wagnerian Fantasies in English-Language Reports of Hitler’s Death
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Kate Hopkins, A Wagnerian Novel: Willa Cather’s ‘The Song of the Lark’
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Paula Fourie, Predicting Apartheid’s ‘Götterdämmerung’? Wagnerian Spectres in the Work of Etienne Leroux
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Tash Siddiqui, Richard Wagner and the Mystery of Old Compton Street
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Chris Walton, Adapting Wagner for the Young: An Interview with Merle Fahrholz and Alvaro Schoeck
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Venus Envy: Matthew Rye feels the musical rewards make up for a so-so production in a very contemporary take on ‘Tannhäuser’
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Crocs Away! David Ames is impressed with Melbourne Opera’s crocodile-hunting ‘Die Walküre’ and its all-Australian cast
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Too Much Gold, Too Few Norns and Too Many Maidens: Chris Walton samples the first instalment of Bern’s first-ever ‘Ring’
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Resurrection in Venice: David Matthews enjoys a recording of a new realisation of Wagner’s last symphonic sketches
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Forging Ahead: Simon Trezise greets the release of a brisk 1987 ‘Siegfried’ from Stockholm
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Northern Exposure: Arnold Whittall broadly welcomes a symposium exploring Wagner’s Nordic connections
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Walter Presents ... For Niall Hoskin, an ambitious attempt at making the text of Wagner’s ‘Ring’ cycle more accessible is marred by too many misreadings
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Events, Dear Boy, Events: Jeremy Coleman dives down a Dahlhausian rabbit hole in search of Badiou
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