Milton E. Brener
Richard Wagner and the Jews
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Richard Wagner and the Jews
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The contradictions between Wagner's antipathy toward the amorphous entity ""The Jews"" and his genuine friendships with individual Jews, are the subject of this book. Drawing on sources, including his autobiography and the diaries of his second wife, this book places Wagner's anti - Semitism in perspective with his life and work.
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The contradictions between Wagner's antipathy toward the amorphous entity ""The Jews"" and his genuine friendships with individual Jews, are the subject of this book. Drawing on sources, including his autobiography and the diaries of his second wife, this book places Wagner's anti - Semitism in perspective with his life and work.
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- Verlag: McFarland & Co Inc
- Seitenzahl: 344
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Dezember 2005
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 484g
- ISBN-13: 9780786423705
- ISBN-10: 0786423706
- Artikelnr.: 21232516
- Verlag: McFarland & Co Inc
- Seitenzahl: 344
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Dezember 2005
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 484g
- ISBN-13: 9780786423705
- ISBN-10: 0786423706
- Artikelnr.: 21232516
The late Milton E. Brener was a retired attorney who had written books and numerous articles on such topics as art, opera and Judaica, He lived in New York.
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Preface
A Note on Translation
Part I. Zurich
1. The Asyl
2. The Fugitive
3. Minna
4. The Paris Jews
5. The Essay
6. Tausig
Part II. Paris and Vienna
7. The Break with Minna
8. Tristan und Isolde
9. Tannhäuser in Paris
10. Vienna
11. Penury
12. Biebrich on the Rhine
13. The Vienna Jews
14. Flight from Creditors
Part III. Munich
15. King Ludwig
16. Cosima
17. The First Tristan
18. Exile from Munich
Part IV. Lucerne
19. Triebschen
20. Die Meistersinger
21. Cosima's Diaries
22. "Judaism in Music": The Second Publication
23. Das Rheingold Brouhaha
24. The Turn of Die Walküre
25. Wagner and the French
26. Death of Tausig
Part V. Bayreuth I: The First Festival
27. Rubinstein and Preparations for The Ring
28. The Scapegoats
29. The First Festival
30. Neumann
Part VI. Bayreuth II: Levi and Neumann
31. The Young Hermann Levi
32. The Brahms-Levi Friendship
33. The Breach with Brahms
34. A Study in Malice
35. Declining Health, Worsening Temperament
36. The Strangest Synagogue
37. Distance from Porges, Closeness to Rubinstein
38. Neumann and the Berlin Ring
39. Neumann and the Traveling Wagner Opera Company
Part VII. Bayreuth III: The Second Festival
40. Levi and Parsifal
41. Lichtenberg and the Knieses
42. Wagnerphobia
43. Glimpses of the Other Side
44. The Final Days
Appendix: "Judaism in Music"
Chapter Notes
References
Index
Acknowledgments
Preface
A Note on Translation
Part I. Zurich
1. The Asyl
2. The Fugitive
3. Minna
4. The Paris Jews
5. The Essay
6. Tausig
Part II. Paris and Vienna
7. The Break with Minna
8. Tristan und Isolde
9. Tannhäuser in Paris
10. Vienna
11. Penury
12. Biebrich on the Rhine
13. The Vienna Jews
14. Flight from Creditors
Part III. Munich
15. King Ludwig
16. Cosima
17. The First Tristan
18. Exile from Munich
Part IV. Lucerne
19. Triebschen
20. Die Meistersinger
21. Cosima's Diaries
22. "Judaism in Music": The Second Publication
23. Das Rheingold Brouhaha
24. The Turn of Die Walküre
25. Wagner and the French
26. Death of Tausig
Part V. Bayreuth I: The First Festival
27. Rubinstein and Preparations for The Ring
28. The Scapegoats
29. The First Festival
30. Neumann
Part VI. Bayreuth II: Levi and Neumann
31. The Young Hermann Levi
32. The Brahms-Levi Friendship
33. The Breach with Brahms
34. A Study in Malice
35. Declining Health, Worsening Temperament
36. The Strangest Synagogue
37. Distance from Porges, Closeness to Rubinstein
38. Neumann and the Berlin Ring
39. Neumann and the Traveling Wagner Opera Company
Part VII. Bayreuth III: The Second Festival
40. Levi and Parsifal
41. Lichtenberg and the Knieses
42. Wagnerphobia
43. Glimpses of the Other Side
44. The Final Days
Appendix: "Judaism in Music"
Chapter Notes
References
Index
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Preface
A Note on Translation
Part I. Zurich
1. The Asyl
2. The Fugitive
3. Minna
4. The Paris Jews
5. The Essay
6. Tausig
Part II. Paris and Vienna
7. The Break with Minna
8. Tristan und Isolde
9. Tannhäuser in Paris
10. Vienna
11. Penury
12. Biebrich on the Rhine
13. The Vienna Jews
14. Flight from Creditors
Part III. Munich
15. King Ludwig
16. Cosima
17. The First Tristan
18. Exile from Munich
Part IV. Lucerne
19. Triebschen
20. Die Meistersinger
21. Cosima's Diaries
22. "Judaism in Music": The Second Publication
23. Das Rheingold Brouhaha
24. The Turn of Die Walküre
25. Wagner and the French
26. Death of Tausig
Part V. Bayreuth I: The First Festival
27. Rubinstein and Preparations for The Ring
28. The Scapegoats
29. The First Festival
30. Neumann
Part VI. Bayreuth II: Levi and Neumann
31. The Young Hermann Levi
32. The Brahms-Levi Friendship
33. The Breach with Brahms
34. A Study in Malice
35. Declining Health, Worsening Temperament
36. The Strangest Synagogue
37. Distance from Porges, Closeness to Rubinstein
38. Neumann and the Berlin Ring
39. Neumann and the Traveling Wagner Opera Company
Part VII. Bayreuth III: The Second Festival
40. Levi and Parsifal
41. Lichtenberg and the Knieses
42. Wagnerphobia
43. Glimpses of the Other Side
44. The Final Days
Appendix: "Judaism in Music"
Chapter Notes
References
Index
Acknowledgments
Preface
A Note on Translation
Part I. Zurich
1. The Asyl
2. The Fugitive
3. Minna
4. The Paris Jews
5. The Essay
6. Tausig
Part II. Paris and Vienna
7. The Break with Minna
8. Tristan und Isolde
9. Tannhäuser in Paris
10. Vienna
11. Penury
12. Biebrich on the Rhine
13. The Vienna Jews
14. Flight from Creditors
Part III. Munich
15. King Ludwig
16. Cosima
17. The First Tristan
18. Exile from Munich
Part IV. Lucerne
19. Triebschen
20. Die Meistersinger
21. Cosima's Diaries
22. "Judaism in Music": The Second Publication
23. Das Rheingold Brouhaha
24. The Turn of Die Walküre
25. Wagner and the French
26. Death of Tausig
Part V. Bayreuth I: The First Festival
27. Rubinstein and Preparations for The Ring
28. The Scapegoats
29. The First Festival
30. Neumann
Part VI. Bayreuth II: Levi and Neumann
31. The Young Hermann Levi
32. The Brahms-Levi Friendship
33. The Breach with Brahms
34. A Study in Malice
35. Declining Health, Worsening Temperament
36. The Strangest Synagogue
37. Distance from Porges, Closeness to Rubinstein
38. Neumann and the Berlin Ring
39. Neumann and the Traveling Wagner Opera Company
Part VII. Bayreuth III: The Second Festival
40. Levi and Parsifal
41. Lichtenberg and the Knieses
42. Wagnerphobia
43. Glimpses of the Other Side
44. The Final Days
Appendix: "Judaism in Music"
Chapter Notes
References
Index