Richard Wagner operas |
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“Tristan und Isolde” by Richard Wagner
Tristan and Isolde, ТриÑтан и ИзольдаPremiere / date of written: 1859
“Since I have never in my life enjoyed the true happiness of love, I want to erect a further monument to this most beautiful of all dreams, in which from the beginning to the end, this love should truly satiate itself.” Richard Wagner
It was composed between 1857 and 1859 and premiered in Munich on 10 June 1865 with Hans von Bülow conducting. Wagner referred to "Tristan und Isolde" not as an opera, but called it "Eine Handlung" (literally drama or plot).
Libretti
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German
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Richard Wagner |
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English
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Russian
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Виктор Коломийцев |
original libretto
line-by-line of the original libretto
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External links
- Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Jonathan Brown's discography Comprehensive historical discography of Tristan und Isolde on record, covers the years from the earliest recordings, in 1901, to those issued by the end of 2004. It does not include those released after 2004.
- Sheet Music — www.sheetmusicplus.com