Tribschen

The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Music | 1996 | 310 words | Copyright

Tribschen [Triebschen]. Villa near Lucerne, Switz., on Vierwaldstätter lake, where Wagner lived from 1866 until 1872 when he moved to Bayreuth. On its staircase on Christmas Day 1870, Siegfried Idyll was f.p. (orig. title Tribschen Idyll). (The spelling Triebschen, although incorrect, was Wagner's own.)

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