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The Wagner Journal

The Wagner Journal, November 2022, Volume 16, Number 3

The Wagner Journal, November 2022, Volume 16, Number 3

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Features

Stephen Johnson, Janne’s Rhine Journey: What Sibelius Learned From Wagner 

Derek Hughes, ‘There Was No Need To Spell It Out’: Early Wagner Criticism and the Question of Anti-Semitism. Part 2: Parsifal and Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg

Eric Doughney, Winifred Wagner: Wahnfried, Politics and Individuation 

Laurence Dreyfus, Extract from Parsifal’s Seduction: a Novel

 

Reviews (live performances)

Keeping it in the Family: Barry Millington is gripped by the dynastic saga of the new Bayreuth Ring

Desert-Island Trysts: Hamburg’s new Tannhäuser leaves Matthew Rye feeling dramatically abandoned

School for Scandal: Michael Fuller ponders a new staging of Die Meistersinger at the Deutsche Oper, Berlin

Back to Basics: Simon Williams is entranced by a production of Tristan that imprisons its audience as much as its characters

Crown in the Gruel: Longborough’s Ring sweeps towards a promising conclusion, reports Barry Millington

Quarts into Pint Pots: As Matthew Rye discovers, no German theatre seems too small or unambitious to stage Wagner’s most demanding music dramas

Redemption Laid Bare: Roland Matthews applauds Opera North’s latest Wagnerian concert staging

Finding the Path: Michael Fuller relishes an opportunity to see the three ‘pre-canonical’ operas at Leipzig’s Wagner 22 Festival


Reviews (DVDs) 

All the World’s a Stage: Patrick Carnegy welcomes a film that explores the composer’s present-day global reach

 

Reviews (books)

Houston’s Mission Control: Eva Rieger is impressed by a large-scale biography of Cosima’s English son-in-law

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