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The Wagner Journal

The Wagner Journal, March 2020, Volume 14, Number 1

The Wagner Journal, March 2020, Volume 14, Number 1

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Features

Michael Fuller, Redemption in Wagner: The Case of Senta

Richard Mecarsel, Wagner, Artaud and Brecht: The Shaping of Modern Art

Alexander Shapiro and Barry Emslie, ‘All is Clear to me Now’: Brünnhilde as World Historical Hero

Russell Burdekin, Darkening the Auditorium at Bayreuth in 1876

 

Reviews (live performances)

Sheep, Goats and Metaphysics in Tristan: Mark Berry is not fully convinced by a new production in Wagner’s home city

Burning Down the House: Michael Fuller finds Richard Jones’s Munich Lohengrin still packs a punch

 

Reviews (CDs)

Strangely Shrunken Siegfried: Niall Hoskin is unimpressed by an ill-judged selection of bleeding chunks from the third act

 

Reviews (DVDs)

Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea: Richard Laing likes the cut of this Dutchman’s jib

  

Reviews (books)

Furtwängler Faces the Music: Erik Levi welcomes a forensic and balanced account of the conductor’s career, writings and compositions

Steam and Hot Air: Tash Siddiqui is entertained but frustrated by an over-theorised exploration of Wagnerian stage technologies

Wagner in Paris, or Paris in Wagner: Heath Lees is intrigued by a refreshing new approach to Wagner’s relationship with Paris

A Place in the Pantheon: A new biography of Willem Mengelberg reveals a flawed genius, says Chris Walton 

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