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The Wagner Journal

The Wagner Journal, March 2025, Volume 19, Number 1

The Wagner Journal, March 2025, Volume 19, Number 1

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Features

Barry Millington, The Fleshly School: Wagner and Swinburne 

Bryan Coxson, ‘A Contented Little Band of Artists’: The Manchester Six-Night Ring Cycle 

Luca Maria Spagnuolo and Andrea Camparsi, Wagner’s Italian Voice: Avellino’s Wagnerian Digital Library

 

Reviews (live performances)

God is Dead: Sebastian Kranner hails the stimulating opening of Munich’s new Ring cycle

Fairytale Ending: Michael Fuller witnesses the conclusion of the new Ring in Basel

A Triumphal Tribute: Richard Laing relishes a semi-staged but fully satisfying Siegfried

Musical Chairs: Edward Christian-Hare reports on the Saffron Opera Group’s latest and boldest project

Wagnerian Farewells: David Evans reports on an intriguing performance of music with a common theme

 

Reviews (CDs)

Old School Tie-In: Richard Laing re-experiences an early lesson on the Ring, with mixed emotions

 

Reviews (books)

Prize Offering: Nicholas Vazsonyi is impressed by a study considering the historical and cultural contexts of Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg

‘Durch Mitleid wissend’? Contexts and Contextualisers: Peter Franklin enjoys a weighty and wide-ranging addition to the Wagnerian library

The Art of Change: Patrick Carnegy considers a visionary director’s approach to opera production

Carnegy Medals Again: Tash Siddiqui welcomes a collection of essays by the first dramaturg of the Royal Opera House

Deeds of Music Made (In)visible: Richard Moukarzel considers an account of the genesis of Der Ring des Nibelungen

Seht Ihr’s, Freunde? Rachel Nicholls finds the late Stephen Gould’s book to be a fitting legacy

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