Correspondence of Wagner and Liszt — Volume 1 by Richard Wagner;Franz Liszt
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BEST OF FRIENDS, Cordial greetings, and best thanks for the many and manifold troubles you have taken on my behalf. I had promised Princess Wittgenstein news as to the performance of my "Tannhauser;" but I cannot for the present give you any other than that the opera will not be performed either Sunday or Monday, as I had promised, owing chiefly to the indisposition of Tichatschek. Even if he were well, it could not take place, as we have first of all to satisfy a "star," Formes. Probably "Tannhauser" will not be possible till about a week later. In any case I hope soon to see you again, and am glad accordingly. May I ask you to remember me to the Princess? I am wholly yours, RICHARD WAGNER DRESDEN, September 6th, 1848 9. MOST ESTEEMED FRIEND, Although I dare scarcely hope that you can act upon it, I hasten |
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