Richard Wagner's prose works. Vol. VII. In Paris and Dresden

Broude Brothers. New York. Reprinted from the 1898 London edition by arrangement with Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd. Printed in U.S.A., 1966
Translated by William Ashton Ellis, editor of "The Meister", etc.Translator's Preface
Author's Introduction
“Das Liebesverbot”
A German Musician in Paris
1. A Pilgrimage to Beethoven
2. An End in Paris
3. A Happy Evening
4. On German Music
4a. Pergolesi's “Stabat Mater”
5. The Virtuoso and the Artist
5a. Du Métier de Virtuose
6. The Artist and Publicity
7. Rossini's “Stabat Mater”
On the Overture
Der Freischütz in Paris
1. To the Paris Public
2. Report to Germany
Halévy's “Reine de Chypre”
Author's Introduction to Vol. II. of the Ges. Schr.
Weber's Re-interment
Report
Speech
Beethoven's Choral Symphony at Dresden
Report
Programme
The Wibelungen
The Nibelungen-Myth
Tercentenary Toast
A German National Theatre