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The Wagner Journal

The Wagner Journal, March 2018, Volume 12, Number 1

The Wagner Journal, March 2018, Volume 12, Number 1

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Features

Edward A. Bortnichak and Paula M. Bortnichak, Kindred Spirits of Meiningen and Bayreuth

David Cormack, Turning the Telescope Round

Derek Hughes, Wagner and the Boryspil Pogrom: A Reply to Barry Emslie 

Hilan Warshaw, ‘Music Made Visible’: Sergei Eisenstein’s Die Walküre and the Birth of Vertical Montage 

Kate Hopkins, Deluded Neurotic or Visionary Woman of the Future? Senta Revalued

 

Reviews (live performances)

Going Round in Circles: Matthew Rye warms to the visual world conjured up by Achim Freyer for Parsifal, but is not wholly convinced by its deeper meanings

In Search of an Ending: Matthew Rye concludes his reports on Karlsruhe’s multi-director Ring with an assessment of a Götterdämmerung that keeps its audience guessing until the very end

 

Reviews (CDs)

A Wanderer Comes of Age: Niall Hoskin reviews the third instalment of Jaap van Zweden’s Hong Kong Ring

Elder Statesmen: The Hallé’s sonorous Parsifal is distinguished by John Tomlinson’s performance of Gurnemanz, finds Niall Hoskin

Making Overtures: John Warner welcomes the recording premiere of Wagner’s Concert Overture in D minor, but is disappointed by the lack of a larger vision

 

Reviews (DVDs)

Karajan Recidivus: Arnold Whittall assesses Christian Thielemann’s homage to Herbert von Karajan’s Salzburg Walküre

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