my favorite part of opera is when someone visits a smith and the smith goes "clang clang"
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my favorite part of opera is when someone visits a smith and the smith goes "clang clang"
Siegfried Wagner is alive and well and finally got a job where he doesn't need to constantly fight his father: He's responsible for casting Tatort München now.
Siegfried Wagner (1869-1930) - Symphonic Poem: Sehnsucht
Performer(s): Werner Andreas Albert, Hamburg State Philharmonic Orchestra
Today a Poster from 1906 Bayreuther Festspiele. „Siegfried“ conducted from Siegfried Wagner.
A Danish pewter tzedakah box, Copenhagen, 1901
decorated in Jugendstil taste with incised and relief linear design and inscriptions relating to the Society for the Care of the Sick, one side with a quotation in Hebrew from Psalm 41, v. 2, the top with coin slot, the bottom with removeable panel
height: 11.8 cm
This charity box was designed by Siefried Wagner (1874-1952), a well-known Danish sculptor, and made by Mogens Ballin (1871-1914). It was created for the Society for the Care of the Sick, Tiferes Jedidim, which was established in Copenhagen in 1821.
Siegfried Wagner (deceased)
Gender: Male
Sexuality: Bisexual
DOB: 6 June 1869
RIP: 4 August 1930
Ethnicity: White - German
Occupation: Composer, conductor, musician
Franz Stassen (1869-1949), ''Siegfried Wagner und seine Kunst'' by Carl Friedrich Glasenapp, 1911 Source
A look at Richard’s son.
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