Review: Death Drives a New Tristan' at Wagner's Festival
Briefly

Wagner's Tristan und Isolde blends love and death, showcasing mutual death as the highest form of devotion. Arnarsson's production at Bayreuth highlights the death aspect, portraying love as a transcendent suicide.
Conductor Semyon Bychkov captivates with a nuanced interpretation, guiding emotions as intended by Wagner. Bayreuth Festival's inclusion of female conductors sets a positive example in the classical music world.
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