excerpt from 'Friends and Memories' pp. 359 (76 words)
excerpt from 'Friends and Memories' pp. 359 (76 words)
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That summer I went to Bayreuth for the first and only time. I heard Parsifal twice. It made a great; impression on me; the beautiful overture and exquisite Good Friday music could hardly fail to move any one; nevertheless, I cannot say that the opera, as a whole, roused me to anything like the same enthusiasm as the Meistersinger, which of all Wagner’s works is the one I love far and away the best.
That summer I went to Bayreuth for the first and only time. I heard Parsifal twice. It made a great; impression on me; the beautiful overture and exquisite Good Friday music could hardly fail to move any one; nevertheless, I cannot say that the opera, as a whole, roused me to anything like the same enthusiasm as the Meistersinger, which of all Wagner’s works is the one I love far and away the best. |
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