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On What You Need To Know About Tristan if You've Ever Loved My Bloody Valentine or What You Need To Know About My Bloody Valentine if You've Ever Loved Tristan
In which The Gay Recluse compares the Richard Wagner opera Tristan and Isolde (first performed in Munich in 1865; financed by King Ludwig II of Bavaria and now running at The Metropolitan Opera) with … more →
The Gay Recluse
Vyzygoth Interviews Phillip and Paul Collins - Invoking the Beyond 1 of 3
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Phil wrote 1 day ago: Invoking the Beyond is a 7 part radio interview series of the Collins Brothers (Paul and Phillip) b … more →
Singers' Jokes
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mikebm wrote 1 week ago: We had fun with many musicians, now it is the singers’ turn. Taken from http://www.ahajokes.co … more →
John Ashbery: "The Virgin King"
dsloney wrote 1 week ago: Um, O.K. So nearly nine months have passed since I first lit upon this idea of starting some kind of … more →
A Kitten isn't just for Christmas...
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dcairns wrote 1 week ago: We went round to my friend Kristin’s to admire her new kitten, Jonathan: Jonathan did not dis … more →
Why Jews love Wagner
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ginavivinetto wrote 3 weeks ago: Speaking of classical music, Rachel Shukert at Jewcy wrote a hilarious tongue-in-cheek piece called … more →
Operatiske stemmer
steinskog wrote 1 month ago: Denne høsten har jeg ved masterstudiet i etnomusikologi og musikkvitenskap ved Griegakademiet, Inst … more →
Two Great-Granddaughters of Richard Wagner will manage Bayreuth
operareview wrote 1 month ago: From the New York Times: Two Great-Granddaughters of Richard Wagner Are Named to Manage Bayreuth - N … more →
Norner og divaer
steinskog wrote 1 month ago: Richard Wagner Festspillene i Bayreuth er over, og nesten kapittel i historien om ledelsen av festsp … more →
Wagner's String Theory
lithe wrote 1 month ago: Gesamtkunstwerk. It’s the name Richard Wagner, famed German opera composer, gave to his conce … more →
Toto Bayreuth
operareview wrote 1 month ago: 26 agosto 2008 Le scommesse sono già aperte su chi sarà il successore dell’ottuagenario Wolg … more →
Lucerne Days 7 & 8
sw wrote 1 month ago: A wonderful weekend in Lucerne is coming to a close. This upcoming week includes a few 10-hour days … more →
What are metaphysics’ principal shortcomings presented in Human, All too Human?
mdbergfeld wrote 1 month ago: Friedrich Nietzsche’s Human, All too Human first published in 1878 not only marks Nietzsche’s p … more →
Hojoto-Ho!
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vinzray wrote 1 month ago: A reocurring theme in some of my dreams is the presence of music and characters. They usually act li … more →
Bizness Cards Part Two
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Alicia Pernell wrote 1 month ago: … more →
Muir refutes Wagner's nonsense
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Vitaliy wrote 2 months ago: Sometime back a certain Richard Wagner wrote a highly flawed, and as one blogger put it “whinc … more →
Fight of the Valkyries: The Wagner's bitter struggle for control of their own opera festival
balkan wrote 2 months ago: The Bayreuth Festival opened last Friday with the premiere of the Norwegian director Stefan Herheim … more →
The stuff of legend
stevenhartwriter wrote 2 months ago: Art has no purpose but it has an infinite number of uses, and when politics and nationalism come int … more →
EUROPEAN SCHOOL OF THEOSOPHY: study week in Venice
ccwe wrote 2 months ago: ********** Saturday to Saturday 18th - 25th October 2008 Theme: The Wisdom of the Sages Venue: Cent … more →
Guest Post: Jane Eaglen on Playing Isolde
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seattlesymphony wrote 4 months ago: Welcome guest blogger Jane Eaglen! Read on for Jane’s take on playing the the tragically roma … more →
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