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The Cambridge Companion to Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen

The Cambridge Companion to Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen

  • Editor: Berry, Mark
  • Editor: Vazsonyi, Nicholas
This Companion fully captures the richness and all too human complexity of this astonishing work, offering up multiple paths for us each to find our way to its heart

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Contents

  • List of figures
  • List of music examples
  • List of contributors
  • Preface
  • List of abbreviations
  • Introduction Mark Berry and Nicholas Vazsonyi
  • Part I . Myth:
  • 1. Greek tragedy and myth Jason Geary
  • 2. Wagner and the rise of modern mythology Stefan Arvidsson
  • Part II . Aesthetics:
  • 3. The Ring in theory and practice Arnold Whittall
  • 4. Form and structure J. P. E. Harper-Scott
  • 5. Listening for leitmotifs: concept, theory, practice Christian Thorau
  • 6. The Bayreuth concept and the significance of performance Roger Allen
  • Part III . Interpretations:
  • 7. Characters in the 'world' of the Ring Mark Berry
  • 8. The Ring as a political and philosophical drama Anthony Arblaster
  • 9. The idea of nature Thomas Grey
  • 10. Gender and sexuality Chris Walton
  • Part IV . Impact:
  • 11. Critical responses Barbara Eichner
  • 12. Placing the Ring in literary history David Trippett
  • 13. Specters of Nazism Tash Siddiqui
  • 14. The Ring in cinematic and popular culture Adrian Daub
  • 15. Notable productions Barry Millington
  • Bibliography
  • Index.