Meister, The

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The Meister
Quarterly Journal of the London Branch of the Wagner Society
(London, United Kingdom)

(13 February 1888 − 25 November 1895)

(1888–1895)

English-language quarterly of the London Branch of the Wagner Society, edited by William Ashton Ellis. Published in London from 13 February 1888 to 25 November 1895. It printed translations of Richard Wagner’s prose, studies of his operas, book reviews and reports of performances. RIPM The complete run comprised eight annual volumes and 32 issues. George Redway published the first two volumes. The Wagner Journal

About the title:

The German word Meister in the title refers to Richard Wagner. In its first issue, the journal described its purpose as introducing English-speaking readers to the different aspects of the departed master’s genius. RIPM: The Meister


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Short description: Quarterly journal of the London Branch of the Wagner Society.