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Established in 2007, The Wagner Journal is the world’s leading periodical devoted exclusively to Wagner studies. Combining top-quality writing and high production values, the journal is required reading for anyone concerned with the Wagner phenomenon historically or in performance today. It is edited by Barry Millington.
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The Wagner Journal, July 2025, Volume 19, Number 2
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The Wagner Journal, March 2025, Volume 19, Number 1
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The Wagner Journal, November 2024, Volume 18, Number 3
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Deconstruction and the Modern Bayreuth Festival
Edward A. Bortnichak and Paula M. Bortnichak on a post-dramatic approach to Wagner’s great tetralogy with a dramaturgical analysis of the Castorf Bayreuth ‘Ring’
Deconstruction and the Modern Bayreuth Festival
Edward A. Bortnichak and Paula M. Bortnichak on a post-dramatic approach to Wagner’s great tetralogy with a dramaturgical analysis of the Castorf Bayreuth ‘Ring’
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Faithful, All Too Faithful
A substantial biography by David Cormack on William Ashton Ellis and the Englishing of Richard Wagner
Faithful, All Too Faithful
A substantial biography by David Cormack on William Ashton Ellis and the Englishing of Richard Wagner
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A Longborough Diary 2024
Richard Laing, our reviews editor, shares his experience of playing first violin in the Longborough orchestra under the celebrated Wagnerian, Anthony Negus
A Longborough Diary 2024
Richard Laing, our reviews editor, shares his experience of playing first violin in the Longborough orchestra under the celebrated Wagnerian, Anthony Negus
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Diane Finiello Zervas, ‘The Prophet Of Love’: C.G. Jung, Richard Wagner and ‘Parsifal’
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Christopher Wintle, Splitting (‘Spaltung’) in Wagner
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Arnold Whittall, Directions in Wagner Analysis since 2013
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Burnt Offering: Barrie Kosky’s post-apocalyptic ‘Ring’ continues to be both relevant and original, as Richard Laing discovers
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