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Klingsor

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Klingsor
enemy of Grail knights. [Ger. Opera: Wagner, Parsifal, Westerman, 248]
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Indeed, the only disappointment was bass Hartmut Welker as the fallen knight Klingsor, the opera's villain.
To be sure, the overall narrative isn't provincial, for there are universal implications to any story about oppressed people, divinely destined liberators, black-clad villains, a "force" that represents divine virtue, fallen knights who turn into monsters (think of Klingsor in Wagner's
Matters began well enough with bass-baritone Alan Held's Klingsor and soprano Linda Watson's Kundry, both seeming well-versed and comfortable in their roles.
 
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