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Tristan und Isolde

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Tristan und Isolde

Music-drama by Wagner (libretto by composer, based on the Tristram and Iseult legend), produced at the Court Opera, Munich, on 10 June 1865. Tristan and Isolde fall under spell of a love potion during a journey prior to her marriage with King Mark of Cornwall; Mark's servant Melot mortally wounds Tristan and Isolde sings the famous Liebestod over his corpse.



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