Sabine Zurmühl M. A., geboren in Berlin, Studium der Germanistik, Romanistik und Theaterwissenschaft an der FU Berlin, als freie Autorin, Kritikerin und Filmemacherin tätig für Zeitungen, Hörfunk und ARD-Fernsehen. Mitbegründerin der Zeitschrift "Courage". Diverse Buchveröffentlichungen. Ebenfalls als Mediatorin tätig.
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Cosima Wagner. A Contradictory Life
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- Nombre de pages354
- FormatPDF
- ISBN978-3-205-22377-1
- EAN9783205223771
- Date de parution10/08/2026
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Taille11 Mo
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- ÉditeurBöhlau
Résumé
By approaching her subject from thirty-three different angles, Sabine Zurmühl is able to paint a more finely differentiated portrait of Cosima Wagner than the one proposed by most modern observers, who see her overwhelmingly as the epitome of anti-Semitism and artistic obstinacy. Her long and disjointed life was beset by multiple scandals and was notable for its many upheavals, requiring her to be fluent in several different languages.
The daughter of the internationally acclaimed pianist Franz Liszt and the French aristocrat Marie d'Agoult, she married the conductor Hans von Bülow before taking the bold decision to embark on a scandalous affair with Richard Wagner, whom she protected and supported on his journey towards international recognition. On Wagner's death she set the Bayreuth Festival on a sound financial footing and in doing so rewrote the history of the theatre.
Passionate, persistent, independent and unerringly clear-sighted, she became an object of public interest who led a provocative life of her own choosing, while ignoring the prescribed rules and norms of her day.
The daughter of the internationally acclaimed pianist Franz Liszt and the French aristocrat Marie d'Agoult, she married the conductor Hans von Bülow before taking the bold decision to embark on a scandalous affair with Richard Wagner, whom she protected and supported on his journey towards international recognition. On Wagner's death she set the Bayreuth Festival on a sound financial footing and in doing so rewrote the history of the theatre.
Passionate, persistent, independent and unerringly clear-sighted, she became an object of public interest who led a provocative life of her own choosing, while ignoring the prescribed rules and norms of her day.





