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The Wagner Journal

The Wagner Journal, July 2020, Volume 14, Number 2

The Wagner Journal, July 2020, Volume 14, Number 2

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Guest-edited by Tash Siddiqui


Features

Peter Bassett, The Use of Eastern Concepts in Wagner’s Stage Works

Emre Aracı, Wagner and the Ottomans

Brooke McCorkle Okazaki, Gender, Japan and the Takarazuka Revue’s 1968 Tristan and Isolde 

 

Reviews (live performances)

All the World’s a Stage: Matthew Rye reviews productions of Wagner’s last three standalone stage works in Germany and France

Strait into the Saddle: Matthew Schmidt hails the Singapore premiere of Die Walküre

Nothing’s Stirring in the Forest: Jurowski’s magnificent conducting did not make up for visual shortcomings in his semi-staged Siegfried, finds Niall Hoskin

 

Reviews (CDs)

Tristan Downplayed: John Warner offers his verdict on the West Australian Symphony Orchestra’s 90th birthday celebration

O, That We Were There! Richard Laing considers a frustrating recording of an extraordinary performance

A Ride on the Munich Ring Road: Matthew Rye enjoys Rattle’s way with Wagner, even if his choice of cast has its ups and downs

 

Reviews (DVDs)

Keeping it in the Family: Richard Laing is moved by an insightful production of Die Walküre on Blu-ray

 

Reviews (books)

The Sense of an Ending: Roger Allen assesses a new broadside in the ongoing debate about the coherence of Götterdämmerung

Going into the Sound: Charlotte de Mille welcomes a multi-authored volume tracing the Gesamtkunstwerk after Wagner

In Wagner’s Footsteps: Chris Walton is swept away by a guidebook of Wagner’s travels

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