A new exhibition at the country’s national history museum examines the strong feelings stirred by its most famous 19th-century composer.
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5 Minutes That Will Make You Love Wagner
Rian Johnson, Patti Smith, Alex Ross and others offer favorite highlights of a composer best known for his sprawling length.
Review: The Met Opera’s Next ‘Ring’ Will Be a Sea Change
Richard Jones’s bleak staging of Wagner’s “Die Walküre” in London offers a clean break from the extravagance of the Met’s most recent production.
The Stakes Are Sky-High for a ‘Ring’ Coming to the Met Opera
For Richard Jones, the director of a staging that will open in London and later travel to New York, this is a third attempt at Wagner’s epic.
A 6-Hour Opera in a Pandemic? The Met Goes for It.
As some try to lure audiences back with short programs, the Metropolitan Opera is staging its longest work: Wagner’s “Die Meistersinger.”
After 24 Years, a Conductor Returns to the Met Opera
Antonio Pappano is back for Wagner’s “Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg” at a turning point in his career.
Review: At Wagner’s Festival, a ‘Dutchman’ Never Sails
With neither ship nor sea, Dmitri Tcherniakov’s new Bayreuth Festival staging recasts the opera as a tale of violent revenge.
From George Eliot to Neo-Nazi Skinheads: The Chaotic Cult of Richard Wagner
Alex Ross’s “Wagnerism” is “a book about a musician’s influence on non-musicians — resonances and reverberations of one art form into others.” Reviewed by John Adams.
An Audience Comes Out of Lockdown for Schubert and Mahler
Observing social distancing, a German theater cautiously restarted live concerts.