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• By age 9, he was a Wagnerite with a special passion for " Siegfried ."
• She steadily frequented the theater, opera and concerts with her family and soon became an ardent Wagnerite.
• Your neighbors to the right and left may look friendly, but beware the competitive spirit that lurks in every Wagnerite.
• So we asked a distinguished Wagnerite to do a temporary " Walkure " based on Wernicke's notes.
• An ardent Wagnerite, he attended the music academy in Munich where a conservative composition teacher tried to rid him of modernist tendencies.
• Downes began attending operas with his father and by age 9 was an ardent Wagnerite with a passion for " Siegfried ."
• George Bernard Shaw, a perfect Wagnerite, has the last word : " ( Performances at Bayreuth ) are often far from delectable.
• Many a Wagnerite has expressed finding in the " Ring " a whole new universe of dangerous beauty at the precise moment of sexual maturation.
• Michael Scott, the first president of Apple Computers and a diehard Wagnerite, also came to the rescue, keeping the company afloat for six seasons.
• In " The Perfect Wagnerite ", George Bernard Shaw called Chaliapin and Vladimir Rosing " the two most extraordinary singers of the 20th century ."
• The perfect Wagnerite, George Bernard Shaw, mocked Mendelssohn for his " kid-glove gentility, his conventional sentimentality and his despicable oratorio mongering ."
• This approach was made popular by that greatest of English music critics and eminent Wagnerian, George Bernard Shaw, in his book " The Perfect Wagnerite ."
• The Wagnerite Eulenburg saw the Bayreuth festival as a way of promoting not only Wagner's music, but also his anti-Semitic politics to the German public.
• As a leading Wagnerite in Vienna, Chamberlain befriended a number of other prominent Wagnerites such as Prince Philip von Eulenburg, who shared Chamberlain's love of Wagnerian music.
• "I'm not a Wagnerite in the old sense of the word, " he said between performances of " Siegfried " and " Gotterdammerung.
• He coined the mineral names wagnerite ( 1821 ) and margarite ( 1823 ), and with Adolph Ferdinand Gehlen, was co-describer of the mineral mesolite ( 1816 ).
• After the first " Siegfried, " one traditionalist ( " a Shiite Wagnerite, " in Jenkins'words ) yelled, " It stinks !"
• "' Wagnerite "'is a mineral, a combined phosphate and fluoride of iron and magnesium, with the F . It occurs in pegmatite associated with other phosphate minerals.
• At the start of the AIDS epidemic, the issue of anti-Semitism also interested Mass . As described on the dust jacket of his memoir, " Confessions of a Jewish Wagnerite ":
• A diehard Wagnerite, he probably would have resisted or failed to grasp modernism; the advent of Stravinsky and Schoenberg might well have estranged him, much as it did his surviving admirers in the critical community.