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Video Lecture: John Deathridge "Living with Wagner"

Written By The Wagnerian on Friday, 15 March 2013 | 1:31:00 am

Part of Wagner World Wide 2013. If you have not we really do recommend his "Wagner: Beyond Good And Evil"

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