Wagner

00:01:30 'Let me read you this from the Dresdner Anzeiger

00:10:24 rather than into the mouth and tooth of His Majesty.

00:16:21 I've read your husband's latest scheme for an opera, Frau Wagner, Lohengrin.

00:21:47 Shall you not do duty with the Communal Guard?

00:26:12 - You're afraid. - Yes, I am.

00:31:06 Join us, the people of Dresden, bearing arms to defend our liberties and yours

00:38:49 Herr Wagner. We have met.

00:47:49 I am shedding those distractions which wasted me, those boltholes into oblivion.

00:52:41 The Fairies.

00:58:25 "We all read it. "

01:03:13 I sometimes think so.

01:08:38 I must get something for Paris.

01:13:52 I have told them that I am protected by the most blessed friendship and love.

01:19:26 Now, this is splendid.

01:24:03 He's a close relative of Grand Duke Carl.

01:29:25 How can one correctly appreciate and criticise

01:34:10 'Wagner depended.

01:42:34 I work through the night into the morning, until I am exhausted.

01:47:00 A house and garden on my own.

01:55:56 That poor man.

02:02:33 Semper designs it. I shall put Tristan and Isolde into it.

02:12:18 No, no, I do believe he does not even consider it.

02:20:01 And... your health, Herr Wagner?

02:27:39 So you did. That was wrong. Very wrong.