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Harry Kupfer's Parsifal production (1992)

 

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Important years in Richard Wagner's life

1813 born in Leipzig
1834 Die Feen completed
1843 Holländer premiere
1845 Tannhäuser premiere
1850 Lohengrin premiere
1852 text of Rheingold and Walküre
1854 Das Rheingold completed
1856 Die Walküre completed
1859 Tristan completed
1865 Tristan premiere in Munich
1868 Meistersinger premiere
1869 Das Rheingold premiere
1870 Die Walküre premiere
1871 Siegfried completed
1874 Götterdämmerung completed
1876 First Festival in Bayreuth
1882 Parsifal premiere
1883 Wagner dies in Venice

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Graham Clark - British character tenor with success in various Wagner roles

Graham Clark - British character tenor with success in various Wagner roles

Graham Clark has delighted audiences in over 350 Wagner performances – including over 250 performances as Mime and Loge in Der Ring des Nibelungen.

Clark was a Director of Physical Education in three schools, and was a Senior Regional Officer with the Sports Council before he decided to devote himself to singing. He made his operatic début with Scottish Opera in 1975. His first Wagner roles were Balthasar Zorn and and David (both in Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg).

kupfer ring dvdHe visited Bayreuth 16 seasons and has done more than 100 performances at the Bayreuther Festspiele. He has been a regular guest at the Metropolitan Opera and operahouses in Aix-en-Provence, Amsterdam, Barcelona, Berlin (Deutsche Oper, Deutsche Staatsoper), Bilbao, Bonn, Brussels, Catania, Chicago, Dallas, Geneva, Hamburg, Los Angeles, Madrid (Real, Zarzuela), Matsumoto, Milan La Scala, Munich, Nice, Paris (Bastille, Champs Élysées, Châtelet, Palais Garnier), Rome, Salzburg, San Francisco, Stockholm, Tokyo, Toronto, Toulouse, Turin, Vancouver, Vienna, Yokohama and Zurich.

Clark has received three nominations for "Outstanding Individual Achievement in Opera" Awards (1983, 1986, 1993), including an American Emmy. He won the Sir Laurence Olivier Award in 1986 for Mephistopheles in Busoni's Doktor Faust. He was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Letters, Loughborough University, in 1999.

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