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*Ludwig Suthaus, [https://youtu.be/JZMaCM4D0a8 Unsre Liebe]. Probably the most difficult male passage in all of Wagner.
*Ludwig Suthaus, [https://youtu.be/JZMaCM4D0a8 Unsre Liebe]. Probably the most difficult male passage in all of Wagner.
*[https://youtu.be/RkAATgUHVI8 Jeffrey Swann: "The Music of Parsifal: A Mixture, a Summation, or a Culmination?"] One of the best 45 minute introductions to the work of Wagner.
*[https://youtu.be/RkAATgUHVI8 Jeffrey Swann: "The Music of Parsifal: A Mixture, a Summation, or a Culmination?"] One of the best 45 minute introductions to the work of Wagner.
:*[https://youtu.be/yObMCvH3cfs Tannhauser pilgrims chorus Bayreuther] - Gwyneth Jones. Remarkable traditional staging not often seen today.
:*[https://youtu.be/wX-ykCOljyU Parsifal (Mittag)]. "Behold, I saw a door in heaven..."
*[https://youtu.be/WzKY8JKyNjQ?t=178 Jeffrey Swann "Wagner: A Voyage of Self-Discovery through Beethoven"] Another excellent presentation by Jeffrey Swann.
*[https://youtu.be/WzKY8JKyNjQ?t=178 Jeffrey Swann "Wagner: A Voyage of Self-Discovery through Beethoven"] Another excellent presentation by Jeffrey Swann.
:*[https://youtu.be/qyStoc6p7lw Holländer - Die Frist ist um - Wagner]. Incredible butchery, but a valiant determined effort. She even gets lost halfway through. This is what happens when you have somebody schooled in the classics of Mozart and Beethoven approach Wagner, and why the importance of the words. This doesn't takeaway from a person's technical skill. Wagner demands from the interpreter to put something of themselves into the performance, and not just rote memorization. The spirit of the music is missing. She's still learning, and may not ever pick it up. She did much better with ''Nur eine waffe taugt''.
:*[https://youtu.be/qyStoc6p7lw Holländer - Die Frist ist um - Wagner]. Incredible butchery, but a valiant determined effort. She even gets lost halfway through. This is what happens when you have somebody schooled in the classics of Mozart and Beethoven approach Wagner, and why the importance of the words. This doesn't takeaway from a person's technical skill. Wagner demands from the interpreter to put something of themselves into the performance, and not just rote memorization. The spirit of the music is missing. She's still learning, and may not ever pick it up. She did much better with ''Nur eine waffe taugt''.