Religious Experience in the Work of Richard Wagner Julie Fairman as well as practicing clinicians

as well as practicing clinicians and leaders

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Religious Experience in the Work of Richard Wagner Julie Fairman as well as practicing cliniciansEnthusiasm for the operas of composer Richard Wagner (1813 1883) flourished in fin de siecle France, fed by fascination for the medieval history and literature that inspired his work. By the 1890s, ""pilgrimages"" to Wagner's burial city of Bayreuth, Germany, home of a regular festival of his work, were a rite of passage for musicians and the upper crust. French admirers promoted Wagner's ideas in journals such as La Revue wagnerienne, launched in