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The Wagner Journal March 2018

 The March 2018 issue of the Wagner Journal (vol.12, no.1) contains the following feature articles:
  • ‘Kindred Spirits of Meiningen and Bayreuth‘ by Edward A. Bortnichak and Paula M. Bortnichak
  • ‘Turning the Telescope Round‘ [article about Ernest Newman] by David Cormack
  • ‘Wagner and the Boryspil Pogrom: A Reply to Barry Emslie‘ by Derek Hughes
  • “Music Made Visible“: Sergei Eisenstein's Die Walküre and the Birth of Vertical Montage‘ by Hilan Warshaw
  • ‘Deluded Neurotic or Visionary Woman of the Future?: Senta Revalued‘ by Kate Hopkins
Plus reviews of:
  • Achim Freyer‘s Parsifal in Hamburg and Tobias Kratzer‘s Götterdämmerung in Karlsruhe
  • DVD of Christian Thielemann‘s homage to Herbert von Karajan's 1967 Salzburg Ring
  • CDs of the Naxos Siegfried under Jaap van Zweden, Mark Elder‘s Parsifal with the Hallé, and Wagner concert overtures under Jun Märkl
More here: The Wagner Journal

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