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The Wagner Journal

The Wagner Journal, July 2014, Volume 8, Number 2

The Wagner Journal, July 2014, Volume 8, Number 2

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Features

Malcolm Miller, Spinning the Yarn: Intertextuality in Wagner’s Use and Reuse of his Songs in his Operas

Hilda Meldrum Brown, Richard Wagner and the ‘Zurich writings’ 1849–51: From Revolution to Ring

Joachim Köhler, Wagner’s Acquittal 

Patrick Carnegy, Reckoning up the Ring: A Mathematician’s Diary of Bayreuth 1876

Joseph Horowitz, Remembering Artur Bodanzky


Reviews (live performances)

Easter Offerings: Mark Berry reports on a pair of contrasting productions in Berlin

Riveting theatre – but who is redeeming whom? Michael Fuller reviews Jonathan Kent’s Der fliegende Holländer in Copenhagen

From Magdeburg to Leipzig, via Palermo: Mark Berry assesses Leipzig Opera’s bicentenary staging of Das Liebesverbot


Reviews (DVDs)

Left in the Dark: Matthew Rye finds that a close-up view of Guy Cassiers’ Milan Ring does little to reveal what it‘s all about

Healing the Wounds: Barry Millington welcomes the blood-spattered Met Parsifal into his own home


Reviews (books)

Good Material, Bad Science and Ugly Melody: Tash Siddiqui grapples with a dauntingly intellectual study of Wagner’s melodic praxis

Settling Scores: Eva Rieger’s biography of Friedelind Wagner fills in gaps in the fractious history of New Bayreuth, finds Barry Millington

Scoring of Points: David Conway speculates on the real reason for the virtual proscription of Wagner in Israel

The Bayreuth Wag: Chris Walton is diverted by a study of the lighter side of Wagner

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