Music And Bad Manners
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So that if any one can think of a better way of presenting his dramas than one based on the very halting staging which he himself devised (with the limited means at his command) as perhaps the best possible to exploit his ideals, that person should be hailed as Wagner's friend. It must be seen, at any current presentation of his dramas, that his way, or Cosima's, is not the best way. The single performances which have made the deepest impres- sion on the public have deviated the farthest from t...radition. Olive Fremstad's Isolde was far from traditional. Her very costume of deep green was a flaunt in the face of Wagner's conventionally white robed heroine. In the first act, after taking the love-potion, she did not indulge in any of the swimming movements usually employed by so- pranos to pass the time away until the occasion came to sing again. She stood as a woman dazed, passing her hands futilely before her eyes, and it was to be noted that in some instances her action had its supplement in the action of the tenor who [164] Wagner 's Ideals?
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So that if any one can think of a better way of presenting his dramas than one based on the very halting staging which he himself devised (with the limited means at his command) as perhaps the best possible to exploit his ideals, that person should be hailed as Wagner's friend. It must be seen, at any current presentation of his dramas, that his way, or Cosima's, is not the best way. The single performances which have made the deepest impres- sion on the public have deviated the farthest from t...radition. Olive Fremstad's Isolde was far from traditional. Her very costume of deep green was a flaunt in the face of Wagner's conventionally white robed heroine. In the first act, after taking the love-potion, she did not indulge in any of the swimming movements usually employed by so- pranos to pass the time away until the occasion came to sing again. She stood as a woman dazed, passing her hands futilely before her eyes, and it was to be noted that in some instances her action had its supplement in the action of the tenor who [164] Wagner 's Ideals?
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