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O.S. .882041 Additions WAGNER (REINHOLD JOHANNES THEODOR). -- Symbolarum ad comicorum Gra-e corum historian criticam capita quattuor. [Th.] Lipsiae, 1905. O.S. .882041 ADDITIONS WAGNER (RENATE). --- Arthur Schnitzler, eine Biographie. Wien [1981.] .83291 Sch. Wag. -- ed. Dilly. See SCENITZLER (ARTHUR). WAGNER (RICHARD) Composer. COLLECTIONS --- Gesammelte Schriften and Dichtungen. 4te Aufl. 10 Bde. (in 5). Leipzig, 1907. O.S. .7822 SMALLER COLLECTIONS --- R.W. t s prose works. Tr. by W.A. Ellis. 4 vols. Lond., 1895, 1900, 1907, 1895• Bm•5.49-52. Vols. 1-2 are of 2nd ed., vol. 3 of 2nd impr. CORRESPONDENCE --- Letters of Richard Wagner; the Burrell Collection, presented to the Curtis Institute of Music by its founder Mrs. E. Zimbalist. Ed. with notes by J.M. Burk. Lond., 1951. .7800711 Wag. --- Another copy. Reid Music Lib. --- Briefwechsel zwischen Wagner and Liszt. 2 Bde. (in 1). Leipzig, 1887. Zr. 3.44. 1. Vom Jahre 1841 bis 1853• 2. Vom Jahre 1854 bis 1861. --- R.W. t s Briefe an Theodor Uhlig, Wilhelm Fischer, Ferdinand Heine. Leipzig, 1888. Zr.6.55. --- R.W. t s letters to his Dresden friends. Theodor Uhlig, Wilhelm Fischer and Ferdinand Heine. Tr. ... with a preface, by J.S. Shedlock. Lond., 1890. S.B. .7800711 Wag. [Continued overleaf.] ADDITIONS WAGNER (RICHARD) Composer. CORRESPONDENCE --- Biri efe ... an Otto Wesendonk, 1852-1870. Neue voll sti ndige Ausgg. Berlin, 1905. Reid Music Lib. LIBRETTI --- The authentic librettos of the W. operas ... Complete with English and German parallel texts and music of the principal airs. 11th pr. New York, copyright 1938. Reid Music Lib. --- The ring of the Nibelung. German text with English translation by A. Porter. Repr. Lond., 1981. Reid Music Lib. --- [Der fliegende Hollander.] The Flying Dutchman; the German libretto with a line-by-line English singing version [by] B. Large and P. Butler. With desi gns by D. Myerscough-Jones. Lond., 1975. Reid Music Lib. --- Tristan and Isolde; lyric drama. English translation by F. Jameson. Lond. [ 1 9 1 3.1 P .7822 --- The ring of the Nibelung. Germ an text with English tr. by A. Porter. [Paperback ed.] Lond., 1977. Reid Music Lib. mi ai., l .7 SL rPho -- The ring of the Niblung; Vic. With illustrations by Arthur Rackham. Tr. by M. Armour. Reissued. 2 v oC a. _Lond., 1976. Re Music Lib. d f^k ^^ s - --- Parsifal; a sacred festival-drama. Tr. by M.H. Glyn. Lond. [n.d.] P .7822 --- Parsifal; Dichtung, Entwurf, Schriften. Neudruck. Walluf, 1973. Reid Music Lib. ADDITIONS WAGNER (RICHARD) Composer. COLLECTIONS -- Dichtungen and Schriften. Jubilaumsausgabe in 10 Barden, hrsg. von D. Borchmeyer. Frankfurt am Main, 19 8 3- Reid Music Lib. 1. Fruhe Opern. 2. Die romanitschen Opern. Dramatische Entwurfe der Revolutionszeit. 3. Der Ring des Nibelungen. 1}. Tristan and Isolde. Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg. Parsifal. 5. Fruhe Prosa and Revolutionstraktate. 6. Reformschriften, 1819-1852. 7. Oper and Drama. 8. Musikasthetik. Reformschriften. 9. Beethoven. Spate dramaturgische Schriften. 10. Bayreuth.Spp_a^^^te weltanschauliche Schriften. CORRESPONDENCE --- LBriefwechsel zwischen Wa gn er and Liszt.. Correspondence of W. and Liszt. Tr. into English, with a preface, by F. Hueffer. New ed. rev. and furnished with an index by W. Ashton Ellis. Repr. 2 vols. New York, 1969. Reid Music Lib. --- Letters of R.W. The Burrell Collection, presented to the Curtis Institute of Music by ... Mrs. Efrem Zimbalist. Ed. with notes by J.N. Burk. New York, 1972. Reid Music Lib. --- R.W.'s Briefe, nach Zeitfolge and Inhalt; ein Beitrag zur Lebensgeschichte des Meisters. [Comp. by] W. Altmann. Neudruck. Niederwalluf, 1971. Reid Music Lib. --- R.W.'s Briefwechsel mit seinen Verlegern. Hrsg. von W. Altmann. 2. unveranderte Nachdruck der Ausg. von 1911. 2 Bde. Wiesbaden, 1979. Reid Music Lib. 1. Briefwechsel mit Breitkopf & Hartel. 2. Briefwechsel mit B. Scott's Sohne. WAGNER (RICHARD) Composer [continued]. CORRESPONDENCE [continued] --- [Richard Wagner an Mathilde Wesendonk.^ Richard Wagner to Mathilde Wesendonck. Tr. by W.A. Ellis. From her to him- Tales and letters, 1859 to 1865.) 3rd ed. Lond., 1911. Reid Music Lib. --- The Nietzsche-Wagner correspondence ... See NEITZSCHE (FRIEDRICH). The Nietzsche-Wagner correspondence. LIBRETTI Das Rheingold: Vorspiel zu der Trilogie, Der Ring des Nibelungen (And Die Walkure.-Siegfried.-Gotterdammerung ...) 4 pts. (in 1). Mainz, n.d. Zm.10.63. --- [Der Ring des Nibelungen.] The ring of the Nibelung. Tr., and with a foreword, by S. Robb. Introd. by E. Downes. [Dutton Paperback, D. 51. 1 New York [1960.] Reid Music Lib. --- The ring of the Niblung; a trilogy with a prelude. Tr. ... by M. Armour. Vol. 2. S 8. Lond. B:S: -VP22 2. Siegfried & The twilight of the Gods. With illustrations by Arthur Rack ham. 1911. Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg. Im drei Aufzugen. Vollstandige Dichtung mit einer Einfuhrung in das Werk and Notentafeln hrsg. von A. Prefer. [Welt. Bibl. 43•1 Dresden [1922.] Gibson Lib. Parsifal; ein Buhnenweihfestsp g el. [Insel-Bucherei, Nr. 103. 1 Leipzig [1914.] .7822 [Continued overleaf.] WAGNER (RICHARD) Composer [continued]. SINGLE WORKS --- Mein Leben. Volks-Ausg. Munchen, 1914. Reid Music Lib. --- My life. (Authorized translation.) Lond., 1911. Reid Music Lib. --- Re-issue. Lond., 1963- .7800711 Wag. --- Oper and Drama. (Hrsg. von F. Gross. Berlin, nd. S.B. .7E22 --- Another copy. Gibson Lib. SELECTIONS --- Wagner on music and drama; a selections from R.W. t s prose works. Arranged, & with an introd. by A. Goldman & E. Sprinchorn. Tr. by H.A. Ellis. Lond., 1970. .7622 --- Another copy. .7E,22 --- Another copy. Reid Music Lib. --- Wagner writes from Paxis ... stories, essays and articles by the young composer. Ed. and tr. by R.L. Jacobs and G. Skelton. Lond., 1973. Reid Music Lib. BIBLIOGRAPHIES --- See BARTH (HEINRICH) ed. Internationale W.-Bibliographie ... [Continued overleaf.] ADDITIONS WAGNER (RICHARD) Composer. SINGLE WORK -- T:ie diary of R.W., 1865-1882. (The Brown Book). Presented and annotated by J. Bergfeld. Tr. by G. Bird. Lond., 1980. Reid Music Lib. --- [Mein Leben.] My life. Tr. by A. Gray. Ed. by M. Whittall. Cambridge, 1983. Reid Music Lib. SELECTIONS --- Three Wagner essays. Tr. by R.L. Jacobs. Lond., 1979. Reid Music Lib. --- Stories and essays. Selected, ed. and introduced by C. Osborne. Lond., 1 973• Reid Music Lib. WAGNER (RICHARD) Composer [continued]. APPENDIX --- Bibliography of Wagner's leit-motives and preludes, with commentaries on Lohengrin and Parsifal. [By F. Parkinson.] Lond. [1893.] Zn.10.28. --- See ADLER (GUIDO). R.W. --- See ADORNO (THEODOR WIESENGRUND). [Versuch uber Wagner.] In search of W. --- See BARZUN (JACQUES). Darwin, Marx, W.; critique of a heritage. --- See BARTH (HERBERT), MACK (DIETRICH) and VOSS (EGON) comps. W. --- See BAYREUTH. FESTSPIELLEITUNG. Bayreuth 1960. [Programme and articles on Bayreuth Festival and R.W.] --- See BECKETT (LUCY). R.W.: Parsifal. --- See BEKKER (PAUL). [R.W.; das Leben in Werke.] R.W.; his life in his work. --- See BELART (HAMS). R.W. in Zurich ... 1849-1858. --- See BENVENGA (NANCY). Kingdom on the Rhine; history, myth and legend in W.'s Ring. [Continued overleaf.] ADDITIONS WAGMR (RICHARD) Composer. APPMIX --- See AIR MW (MARTIN VAN). [De buikspreker van God.] W.; a oase history. WAGNER (RICHARD) Composer [continued]. APPENDIX [continued] --- See BERLIOZ (HECTOR). Mozart, Weber and W. --- See BLYTH (ALAN). W.'s ring. --- See BORCHMEYER (DIETER). Das Theater R. Wagners; Idee, Dichtung, Wirkung. --- See BUCKEN (ERNST). R.W. --- See BUESST (AYLMER). R.W., The Nibelung's ring; an act by act guide to the plot & music. --- See BURBfIDGE (PETER) and SUTTON (R.) eds. The W. companion. --- See CHAMBERLAIN (HOUSTON STEWART). Das Drama R.W.'s --- See CHAMBERLAIN (HOUSTON STEWART). R.W. --- See CHANCELLOR (JOHN). W. --- See COOKE (DERYCK). I saw the world end; a study of W.'s 'Ring'. --- See CORBETT-SMITH (ANI'HEA). Parsifal (W.). [Continued overleaf.] ADDITIONS WAGNER (RICHARD) Composer, APP!ENMI.X --- See CORRETILSMITH (ARTHUR). The %stereingers (W.). WAGNER (RICHARD) Composer [continued]. APPENDIX [continued] --- See CORD (WILLIAM 0.). An introduction to R.W.'s Der Ring des Nibelungen; a handbook. --- See CULSHAW (JOHN). Reflections on W.'s 'Ring'. -- See DAHLHADS (CARL). [R.W.'s Musikdramen.] R.W.'s music dramas. --- See DANNREU HER (EDWARD). W. and the reform of the opera. --- See DEATHRIDGE (JOHN). W.'s Rienzi. --- See DONATI-PETTENI (GIULIANO). D'Annunzio e W. --- See DONINGTON (ROBERT. W.'s 'Ring' and its symbols; the music and the myth. --- See EWANS (MICHAEL. W. and Aeschylus ... --- See FISCHER-DIESKAU (DIETRICH). [W. and Nietzsche.] W. and Nietzsche. [Continued overleaf.] ADDITIONS WAGNER (RICHARD) Composer. APPENDIX -- See DANNREUTHER (EDWARD). R.W.; his tendencies and theories. -- See IE;ATHRTDGE (JOHN) and DAHLHAUS (CARL) . The new Grove W. WAGNER (RICHARD) Composer [continued]. APPENDIX [continued] --- See FISER (EMERIC). Le symbole litteraire; essai sur la signification du symbole chez W. ... --- See FORSYTH (PETER TAYLOR). Religion in recent art; expository lectures on ... W. --- See GAL (HANS). Drei Meister - drei Welten: Brahms, W., Verdi. - See GAL (HANS). R.W. --- See GARTEN (HUGH FREDERIC). W. the dramatist. --- See GLASENAPP (CARL FRIEDRICH). Das Leben R. Wagners. --- See GRANVILLE BARKER (FRANK. The Flying Dutchman; a guide to the opera. --- See GUICHARD , (LEON ) . La musique et les lettres en France au temps du wagnerisme. --- See GUTMAN (ROBERT W.). R.W.; the man, his mind and his music. See HADDEN (JAMES CUTHBERT). The operas of W. --- See HAMER (SAM HIELD). The story of "The Ring"; a short analysis of the plot of W.'s Ring of the Nibelung ... l Q ^(fcl i 3^^^A ©v^2^^ec~tJ ADDITIONS WAGNER (RICHARD) Composer. A PPENDir — See FURNESS (RAYMOND STEPEMN). W. and literature. — See GREGOR-DELLIN (MARTIN). R.W., etc. WAGNER (RICHARD)^CO3A+ 'k:V—e^ --- See HARTFORD (ROBERT) comp. Bayreuth; the early years. An account of the early decades of the W. Festival ... --- See HOLLOWAY (ROBIN). Debussy and W. See HOEE'FER (FRANCIS). R.W. and the music of the future. --- See BURN (PHILIP DUTTON) and ROOT (W.L.).
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