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Excerpt from Family Letters of Richard TranslatedSomewhere I have recently seen this collection of "Family Letters" referred to by a well-wishing journalist in advance of its integral English publication - a few of the letters or portions thereof having been elsewhere translated by me before - as "a supplement to Wagner's Autobiography." Upon the assumption that we yet may be given a reliable translation of Mein Leben, to some extent I can acc...

Excerpt from Richard Wagner to Mathilde Wesendonck"Geneva, 20th August 1858."My dear Kläre, "I promised you something more detailed about the true causes of the serious step in which you now see me engaged. I will tell you what is needful, that you may also be able to refute any other gossip, toward which, however, I am most indifferent myself."What for six years past has supported, comforted, and strengthened me withal to stay by Minna's side...

Excerpt from Richard Wagner's Prose Works, Vol. 3Of all the present contents, it was this Judaism that created the greatest stir, both its earlier and its later publication gaining Wagner more and bitterer foes than anything else that came from his pen. Of course it was attributed to personal envy, though in 1850 one of the two musicians discussed was dead, and in 1869 not only were they both dead, but even Meyerbeer's artistic reputation was ...

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Als im Februar 1848 in Paris die Revolution ausbrach sprang der Funke bald nach Deutschland über. Delegationen der großen Städte des Landes verlangten vom König die Aufhebung der Zensur, die Änderung des Wahlrechts, die Einführung rechtsstaatlicher Verfahren und ähnliches mehr. Es waren erregte politische Zeiten und Richard Wagner genoss es, inmitten der Unruhen persönlich mitmachen zu können. "Ich selbst fand immer mehr Anregung, über die all...

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Excerpt from Richard Wagner to Mathilde Wesendonck "Geneva, 20th August 1858. "My dear Kläre, "I promised you something more detailed about the true causes of the serious step in which you now see me engaged. I will tell you what is needful, that you may also be able to refute any other gossip, toward which, however, I am most indifferent myself. "What for six years past has supported, comforted, and strengthened me withal to stay by Minn...

Excerpt from Family Letters of Richard Translated Somewhere I have recently seen this collection of "Family Letters" referred to by a well-wishing journalist in advance of its integral English publication - a few of the letters or portions thereof having been elsewhere translated by me before - as "a supplement to Wagner's Autobiography." Upon the assumption that we yet may be given a reliable translation of Mein Leben, to some extent I can a...

Excerpt from Richard Wagner's Prose Works, Vol. 3 Of all the present contents, it was this Judaism that created the greatest stir, both its earlier and its later publication gaining Wagner more and bitterer foes than anything else that came from his pen. Of course it was attributed to personal envy, though in 1850 one of the two musicians discussed was dead, and in 1869 not only were they both dead, but even Meyerbeer's artistic reputation wa...

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