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The Wagner Journal

The Wagner Journal, November 2010, Volume 4, Number 3

The Wagner Journal, November 2010, Volume 4, Number 3

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Features

Laurence Dreyfus, Siegfried’s Masculinity

Suddhaseel Sen, Brünnhilde, the Aryan Satī: Wagner and German Orientalism

Liszt on Lohengrin (or: Wagner in absentia), Part 3, translation from The Monthly Musical Record edited by David Trippett


Reviews (live performances)

Pest Control: Laboratory rats feature in a thought-provoking new Bayreuth Lohengrin, reports Barry Millington

Between Worlds: The new Seattle Tristan explores the threshold between life and death, reports Andrew Moravcsik

Restricted View: The WNO Meistersinger lacks a crucial dimension, finds Barry Millington

New Perspectives on the Ring: Katherine Syer reports on a pair of cycles recently initiated in Milan/Berlin and Frankfurt

Full Marx for Paris Ring: Mark Berry is impressed by Günter Krämer’s political approach to the tetralogy


Reviews (CDs)

The Pursuit of Reality: David Breckbill appraises three contrasting approaches to recording Wagner


Reviews (books)

The German Homer: Arnold Whittall examines the extent of Wagner’s debt to the Greeks

Puppy Love: Barry Emslie is unimpressed by an artless apologia for Wagner

Wagner’s Legacy in Close-Up: Hilan Warshaw is stimulated by a study of Wagner’s influence on cinema

Bold Knights and Lovely Ladies: Edward Haymes assesses a new prose translation of the Nibelungenlied

Tormented Titan: Malcolm Miller applauds a biography of a prominent star in the Wagner constellation

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