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The Wagner Journal

The Wagner Journal, November 2024, Volume 18, Number 3

The Wagner Journal, November 2024, Volume 18, Number 3

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Features

Kate Hopkins, Much More than Volume: Richard Wagner and the Voice

Arnold Whittall, Telling Tales: Variations on Wagnerian Themes

Christopher Wintle, Sibling-Incest in the Ring

Anja-Rosa Thöming, Academic Research meets Theatrical Practice: The Historically Informed Performance of the Ring cycle at the Dresden Music Festival

 

Reviews (live performances)

The Remains of Day: Barry Millington is captivated by an enthralling new Tristan at Bayreuth

The Best of Times, the Worst of Times: Richard Laing reflects on the delicious frustration that is the Bayreuth experience

Up Close and Personal: Longborough Festival Opera continues to impress, finds Roland Matthews

Remembrance of Things Past: Hermann Grampp compares the Deutsche Oper’s recent Wagner productions to their predecessors, and finds some wanting

The Mastersingers of Madrid: David Evans enjoys some light-hearted seriousness in the Spanish capital

Fortune Favours the Brave: Dexter Drown reports on an ambitious community project in Birmingham

 

Reviews (CDs)

More Than a Wolf Man: Niall Hoskin admires the artistry of a fine baritone sadly typecast by recording companies

Blasts from the Past: Richard Laing enjoys a brace of historic recordings

Father and Son: David Bastardo is intrigued by two unusual recordings

 

Reviews (books)

Wagner Plays to the Gallery: Suzanne Bosman examines a survey of visual artists influenced by Wagner’s work

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