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At the Gstaad Festival, a solid “Tristan und Isolde” but without ecstasy

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Back in Gstaad, the famous tenor Jonas Kaufmann in the role of Tristan appeared in great vocal form. The “semi-staging” version of the second act of Wagner's opera did not succeed in transcending us.The end of summer in Pays-d'Enhaut is the time for the major lyric production of the Gstaad Menuhin Festival. If the concept of transformation was the common thread of this edition, Tristan und Isolde by Richard Wagner, a metaphysical work par excell…

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