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Front cover illustration: The 20-year-old Alma Schindler-Mahler, photograph, 1900 The November 2018 issue (vol.12, no.3) of The Wagner Journal presents papers from the ‘Wagner 1900‘ conference held in April 2018 at Jesus College, Oxford, and contains the following feature articles: ‘Manifestations of the  Gesamtkunstwerk  in  Fin-de-Siècle  Vienna‘ by Barry Millington ‘ ‘‘Lonely Walk‘‘: an Unpublished Song by Alma Schindler-Mahler‘ by Deborah Calland and Barry Millington ‘Wagner’s  Tristan und Isolde , Arranged Mahler, Roller: The Will Made Visible‘ by Diane V. Silverthorne ‘How a Women’s Network Kept Wagner’s Tradition Alive‘ by Eva Rieger ‘Warning: Consuming Wagner Can be Hazardous to your Health:  Tristan und Isolde  and  Death in Venice ‘ by Nicholas Vazsonyi ‘G uy and Doll, Isolde ohne Tristan  and a Silent Soprano: Report on the ‘‘Wagner 1900‘‘ Conference‘ by Tash Siddiqui plus reviews of:  Lohengrin  at Bayreuth and Covent Garden,  Parsifal  in Paris, Munich and M