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The Wagner Journal

The Wagner Journal, November 2025, Volume 19, Number 3

The Wagner Journal, November 2025, Volume 19, Number 3

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Guest-edited by Chris Walton

 

Features

Egon Voss, Richard Wagner and the Lied 

Stephen Rumph, Wagner and the French Song Cycle

Malcolm Miller, Wagner’s Early Songs in Orchestrations by Felix Mottl and Hans Werner Henze

Christoph Moor, A Brief Recording History of Wagner’s ‘Träume’ in the Acoustic Era

 

Reviews (live performances)

Another Sacred Cow Deflated in Bayreuth: Barry Millington joins the party at the new Meistersinger

Cain and Abel with a Happy Ending: Glyndebourne’s first Parsifal is musically outstanding but dramatically reduced, finds Tash Siddiqui

Not on the Monet: Hugo Shirley has mixed feelings about demystifying Parsifal

Something New, Something Borrowed: Michael Fuller enjoys a Konwitschny Ring in Dortmund, while not being entirely persuaded

Shipshape in Lübeck: David Ames is impressed by a Hanseatic Tristan despite some unfortunate cuts

An Evening of Shifting Colours: Anja-Rosa Thöming reports on the next instalment of Dresden’s historically informed Ring

American Gods: Simon Williams is enthralled by Santa Fe’s Walküre

Dancing with Uncle Wolf: Richard Moukarzel is unconvinced by an operatic depiction of Wagner’s legacy

Sturm und Drang: Edward Christian-Hare braves the elements for Opera Holland Park’s first Wagner production

 

Reviews (books)

Convention and Invention: Thomas Grey gets to grips with a new collection of analytical essays

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