M. Bribitzer-Stull & A. Lubet 
Richard Wagner for the New Millennium [PDF ebook] 
Essays in Music and Culture

Lingering Dissonances in Wagner Scholarship – M.Bribitzer-Stull and A.Lubet On the Need to Debate Richard Wagner in an Open Society: How to Confront Wagner Today Beyond Glorification and Condemnation – G.Wagner Tracing Mathilde’s Aß Major – R.Gauldin Glenn Gould and Richard Wagner – T.Maloney Subverting the Conventions of Number Opera from Within: Hierarchical and Associational Uses of Tonality in Act I of Der fliegende Holländer – W.Marvin Naming Wagner’s Themes – M.Bribitzer-Stull In Search of C Major: Tonal Structure and Formal Design in Act III of Die Meistersinger – W.Darcy Lingering Discourses: Critics, Jews, and the Case of Gottfried Wagner – M.Weiner Wagner’s Emblematic Role: The Case of Holocaust Commemoration in Israel – N.Sheffi Richard Wagner and Disability Studies – A.Lubet Anti-Semitism in Music: Wagner and the Origins of the Holocaust – P.Lawrence Rose

ALEX LUBERT is Morse Alumni Distinguished Teaching Professor of Music, Jewish Studies, and American Studies at the University of Minnesota, USA.

MATTHEW BRIBITZER-STULL is Assistant Professor of Music Theory at the University of Minnesota, USA.

GOTTFRIED WAGNER is great-grandson of composer Richard Wagner and great-great grandson of composer-pianist Franz Liszt. Dr. Wagner works internationally as a multimedia lecturer, director (stage, video, and radio), musicologist, and author.