Author : Jos Hermans
The reopening of the Bayreuth Festival on July 30, 1951 with a performance of Parsifal, must rank as the most important operatic event in Germany since the Berlin premiere of Alban Berg's Wozzeck in 1925. From the very first bars, a shock wave ran through the auditorium that made it clear that with this production, a sacred Wagnerian…
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