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The Wagner Journal

The Wagner Journal, November 2011, Volume 5, Number 3

The Wagner Journal, November 2011, Volume 5, Number 3

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Features

Edward A. Bortnichak and Paula M. Bortnichak, Monsalvat’s Magnetic Wand

Michael Dyson, Sea, Mirror, Woman, Love: Some Recurrent Imagery in ‘Opera and Drama’

Werner Breig, Craft and Magic: Forges and Forging in Wagner’s Ring 


Reviews (live performances)

Recycling, Rodents and Redemption: Barry Millington reports on this year’s offering at Bayreuth

Wagner in Arcadia: Roland Matthews discovers Wagner performance thriving away from the metropolis

Bleak Expectations: Simon Williams finds the themes in Francesca Zambello‘s San Francisco Ring needing a little more work

Rewriting the Plot: Mark Berry is left confused by some of Günter Krämer‘s directorial decisions in the concluding parts of his Paris Ring

Empty Gestures: Mark Berry yearns for more substance in the latest instalment of the Berlin/Milan Ring


Reviews (CDs)

The Metropolitan Line: David Breckbill welcomes the chance to hear classic exponents of the great Wagnerian roles in performances recorded live at the Met


Reviews (DVDs)

All in the Family: Tim Blanning reviews two of Tony Palmer’s key films on Wagner, while Eva Rieger presents an alternative view of his documentary

The Dutchman Comes Home: Mark Berry is intrigued by a production from Amsterdam that sets tradition against modernity


Reviews (books) 

Born-again Redeemer: Nicholas Baragwanath celebrates the return of an old friend

A Tristan without the Dialogue: Arnold Whittall finds that a new handbook to Wagner’s key work avoids major issues

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