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* Bayreuth: 1899

on BBC Radio 3

Sir Charles Tennyson recalls his visits to Bayreuth, the first of which took place before the present century.
"I do not think that younger generations would tolerate a massive Brunnhilde smacking her equally massive horse smartly on the rump and flopping into the stage bonfire!"
Sir Charles Tennyson, who was born on 8 November 1879, died on 22 June this year. This is a repeat of a talk he recorded last year.

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Sir Charles Tennyson

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