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Mentioned in 3 episodes
Parsifal
Book • 1890
This book provides a deep exploration of Wagner's 'Parsifal', examining its story, musical ideas, and the way they come together to create a sublime work.
It discusses how Wagner achieves a profound musical experience that embodies themes of forgiveness and redemption.
The book is written by Roger Scruton, a leading philosopher and musicologist.
It discusses how Wagner achieves a profound musical experience that embodies themes of forgiveness and redemption.
The book is written by Roger Scruton, a leading philosopher and musicologist.
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Mentioned in 3 episodes
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Dominic Sandbrook in relation to his experience watching the opera and finding it slow-paced and confusing.
Dominic Sandbrook in relation to his experience watching the opera and finding it slow-paced and confusing.
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346: The Mystery of the Holy Grail
Mentioned when referring to the opportunity to witness the healing of the Fisher King in Wagner's opera.
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Robert A. Johnson: The Wounded Feeling Function
Deborah Stewart referenced the night that Parsifal sees the grail.
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Sibling Rivalry: Archetypal Conflicts and Shadow Dynamics in Families
Mentioned as the author of a poem, on which Wagner based his opera.
CW 354 From Sunspots to Strawberries: Discussion 13: What is the aim of anthroposophy? Biela's Comet (September 20 1924) by Rudolf Steiner
Erwähnt von Wolfgang als Anspielung auf einen gemeinsamen Opernbesuch.
Live in Frankfurt: Hoss & Hopf vs Rockefeller, Krah vs Kubitschek, Dopfner, Dobrindt
