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Imagine a world without Wagner … it’s not easy, but let’s try

As the Bayreuth festival turns 150, we look at the composer’s huge and enduring influence, and wonder what might have happened to classical music in his absence?

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theguardian.comStai leggendo8 g fa

Imagine a world without Wagner … it’s not easy, but let’s try

As the Bayreuth festival turns 150, we look at the composer’s huge and enduring influence, and wonder what might have happened to classical music in his absence?

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sueddeutsche.de10 g fa

150. Wagner-Festspiele in Bayreuth - und dann gibt's nur Schienenersatzverkehr

Beim Jubiläum der Wagner-Festspiele bleibt die Bahnstrecke Nürnberg–Bayreuth gesperrt. Besucher aus aller Welt? Dürfen auf den Ersatzverkehr umsteigen.

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  1. lunedì 6 luglio 2026·sueddeutsche.de

    150. Wagner-Festspiele in Bayreuth - und dann gibt's nur Schienenersatzverkehr

    Beim Jubiläum der Wagner-Festspiele bleibt die Bahnstrecke Nürnberg–Bayreuth gesperrt. Besucher aus aller Welt? Dürfen auf den Ersatzverkehr umsteigen.

  2. mercoledì 8 luglio 2026·theguardian.com

    Imagine a world without Wagner … it’s not easy, but let’s try

    As the Bayreuth festival turns 150, we look at the composer’s huge and enduring influence, and wonder what might have happened to classical music in his absence?