Wagner's Letters

Richard Wagner to Karl Eckert

December 28, 1877 · Bayreuth

Overview

Wagner tells Karl Eckert that he is averse to any enterprise at present and will content himself with composing Parsifal.

Letter

[...] Furthermore, I am deeply averse at present to any enterprise, let it call itself what it will. I shall take care of myself a little, and content myself modestly by doing some composition for Parsifal. [...]

Source: Letters of Richard Wagner, Vol. 2, selected and ed. Wilhelm Altmann, trans. M. M. Bozman (J. M. Dent & Sons, 1927), No. 709