ISBN: 9781963614152 - the disciple: a wagnerian tale from the gilded age (26 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Cloaked in mystery, Anton Seidl materialized in the New World as Wagners personal emissary. A sorcerer, he commanded musical New York and toured widely, everywhere received with awed deference. In Brooklyn, Laura Langfords Seidl Society presented summertime Seidl concerts on Coney Island fourteen times weekly. Working women arrived in special railroad cars; Black orphans were regaled with roast chicken, ice cream, and the Tannhaeuser March. A clairvoyant theosophist, Langford identified Seidl as a chela and traced the ceremonies of Parsifal to the Himalayas. Seidls appeal was uncanny; at the American premiere of Tristan und Isolde, women stood on their chairs and screamed their delight. At his funeral, women clasped elbows to force their way into the mobbed Metropolitan Opera House, a spectacle of chaos. His Manhattan friendsincluding Antonin Dvorak, whose New World Symphony he premieredwere legion. And yet Seidl remained a man apart, afflicted with secret sorrows. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Cloaked in mystery, Anton Seidl materialized in the New World as Wagners personal emissary. A sorcerer, he commanded musical New York and toured widely, everywhere received with awed deference. In Brooklyn, Laura Langfords Seidl Society presented summertime Seidl concerts on Coney Island fourteen times weekly. Working women arrived in special railroad cars; Black orphans were regaled with roast chicken, ice cream, and the Tannhaeuser March. A clairvoyant theosophist, Langford identified Seidl as a chela and traced the ceremonies of Parsifal to the Himalayas. Seidls appeal was uncanny; at the American premiere of Tristan und Isolde, women stood on their chairs and screamed their delight. At his funeral, women clasped elbows to force their way into the mobbed Metropolitan Opera House, a spectacle of chaos. His Manhattan friendsincluding Antonin Dvorak, whose New World Symphony he premieredwere legion. And yet Seidl remained a man apart, afflicted with secret sorrows. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Cloaked in mystery, Anton Seidl materialized in the New World as Wagners personal emissary. A sorcerer, he commanded musical New York and toured widely, everywhere received with awed deference. In Brooklyn, Laura Langfords Seidl Society presented summertime Seidl concerts on Coney Island fourteen times weekly. Working women arrived in special railroad cars; Black orphans were regaled with roast chicken, ice cream, and the Tannhaeuser March. A clairvoyant theosophist, Langford identified Seidl as a chela and traced the ceremonies of Parsifal to the Himalayas. Seidls appeal was uncanny; at the American premiere of Tristan und Isolde, women stood on their chairs and screamed their delight. At his funeral, women clasped elbows to force their way into the mobbed Metropolitan Opera House, a spectacle of chaos. His Manhattan friendsincluding Antonin Dvorak, whose New World Symphony he premieredwere legion. And yet Seidl remained a man apart, afflicted with secret sorrows. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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