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The Wagner Journal

The Wagner Journal, March 2009, Volume 3, Number 1

The Wagner Journal, March 2009, Volume 3, Number 1

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Features

Robert Sollich, Staging Wagner – and its History: Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg on a Contemporary Stage

Clemens Risi, Wagner and German Regietheater: In Search of New Analytical Approaches

Katherine Syer, Ring in the New Century 

Wagner Staging: The Debate Continues (Transcript of Roundtable Discussion at ‘Wagner in Performance’ Conference)

Edward A. Bortnichak, Bayreuth Masterclass in the Dynamics of Change: An Appreciation of Katharina Wagner’s Production of Die Meistersinger


Reviews (live performances)

Viola Violation: Mark Berry is unconvinced by the visual element of the Peter Sellars Tristan


Reviews (CDs)

A Glimpse of Goodall at the Garden: David Breckbill extends a cautious welcome to a Parsifal of ‘hallowed memory’

Bayreuth Bulldozer: David Breckbill finds Böhm’s inexorable Meistersinger unsettling


Reviews (DVDs)

Berliners take the Palm in Provence: Mark Berry awards top marks to the orchestra in the first DVD instalment of the Aix Ring

Son of Felsenstein triumphs at Dessau: Barry Emslie salutes the continuation of a distinguished tradition


Reviews (books)

Ideal Companion: Nicholas Baragwanath is impressed by a multi-author study of Wagner

Wagner on the Analysts’ Couch: Arnold Whittall explores a new symposium and various associated articles in a survey of recent Wagneriana

Wagner’s Venetian Idylls: David Conway is disappointed by a new study of the composer’s Italian sojourn

‘Thank Providence for Beecham’: David Lloyd-Jones applauds a new biography of the legendary conductor

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