A serious attempt to place wagner s dramatic work into proper context both in the field of music and in the repertoire of antisemitic literature. His own libretto to the operas is an intricate system. Richard wagner in bayreuth wikisource, the free online library. Bayreuther festspiele gmbh festspielhugel 12 95445 bayreuth.
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