Formerly a music critic for the Times and dramaturg at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, Patrick Carnegy has lectured, broadcast, and published widely on Wagner, opera, and the theatre.
“[A] massive undertaking… This book is truly epic in its scope, and
it will certainly become one of the standard reference works in
English, not only in Wagner but on twentieth-century stagecraft.” -
Patrick O’Connor, Literary Review
*Literary Review*
"...long meditated as well as meticulously researched...its
overview is magisterial, and, despite its considerable length, the
crisply organised structure and unfailing lucidity of the prose
make it worth the effort of a thorough and continuous
reading."---Rupert Christiansen, The Spectator
*The Spectator*
"...one of the most marvellous books I have read this
year...Patrick Carnegy recounts with deep scholarship combined with
good humour, Wagner's obsession with special effects."---A.N.
Wilson, The Daily Telegraph
*The Daily Telegraph*
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