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How did Wagner transition opera?

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12y ago
Updated: 8/20/2019

If by transition, you mean 'link' -- one can find re-iterations in Wagner's Ring operas -- each of the four -- of the entire story, told and retold in other operas, for example.

This means that in order to understand the Ring stories, it may not be necessary to enjoy all four -- about 26 hours -- operas, but you may miss out if you do not attend them all.

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