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Friedelind Wagner (* 29. März 1918 in Bayreuth; † 8. Mai 1991 in Herdecke) war das zweite Kind (nach Wieland Wagner, 1917–1966) von Siegfried Wagner und Winifred Wagner.
, Friedelind Wagner (29. března 1918 – 8. kv … Friedelind Wagner (29. března 1918 – 8. května 1991) byla starší dcera německého hudebního skladatele Siegfrieda Wagnera a jeho anglické manželky Winifred Williams. Byla vnučkou o něco slavnějšího skladatele Richarda Wagnera. Přes babičku Cosimu byla pravnučkou dirigenta France Liszta. Narodila se v Bayreuthu a byla známá pod přezdívkou Die Maus nebo Mausi (myška). Spolu s ostatními členy rodiny se od útlého věku účastnila každoročních slavností. V roce 1936 začala Fiedelind pracovat jako sekretářka Heinze Tietjena. Její matka Winifred byla fanatickou obdivovatelkou Adolfa Hitlera, zatímco Friedelind jeho režim kritizovala, což ji nakonec v roce 1939 donutilo opustit Německo. Krátkou dobu žila ve Švýcarsku, odkud se přesunula na ostrov Man, kde žila od května 1940 do února 1941. Později začala psát antinacistické články pro noviny Daily Sketch. With the help of Arturo Toscanini, in 1941 Friedelind Wagner moved to the United States where she became involved with radio broadcasts of anti-Nazi propaganda and became an American citizen. She also helped Professor Henry A. Murray, Director of the Harvard Psychological Clinic plus psychoanalyst Walter C. Langer and other experts to create a 1943 report for the OSS designated as the Analysis of the Personality of Adolph Hitler. With writer Page Cooper, in 1945 Friedelind Wagner wrote her memoirs "Heritage of Fire." Published in English in New York City by Harper & brothers, it was released in London in 1948 as "The Royal Family of Bayreuth." V roce 1953 se Friedelind vrátila k práci na Bayreuthský festival. Žila zde v nejvyšším patře zahradního domu u Wahnfried, původního Wagnerova domu, který se později stal muzeem. V Bayreuthu řídila kurzy pro mladé zpěváky, dirigenty a režiséry. V roce 1976 se stala součástí týmu, který tvořil dokument Wagner:The Making of the Ring. Americký dirigent Michael Tilson, který byl jejím žákem, se později stal hudebním a dirigentským asistentem na Bayreuthském festivalu. V pozdějších letech si Friedelind pořídila vlastní dům v Lucernu ve Švýcarsku. Nikdy se nevdala a zemřela v nemocnici ve městě v Německu v roce 1991. nemocnici ve městě v Německu v roce 1991.
, Friedelind Wagner (née le 29 mars 1918 à B … Friedelind Wagner (née le 29 mars 1918 à Bayreuth, morte le 8 mai 1991 à Herdecke en Allemagne) est la petite-fille du compositeur allemand Richard Wagner, arrière petite-fille de Franz Liszt, connue comme étant la seule de la famille Wagner à s'être opposée au régime nazi. Second enfant et fille aînée de Siegfried Wagner, le fils du compositeur, et de Winifred Wagner, elle quitte l'Allemagne en 1939 à cause de la situation politique ; aux États-Unis, elle enregistre une déclaration radiophonique où elle s'oppose au régime nazi tout en estimant que son grand-père Richard ne s'en serait pas accommodé lui non plus. Elle retourne en 1953 en Allemagne ; elle tient pendant quelques années des masterclasses de musique au festival de Bayreuth ; elle assure une mise en scène de Lohengrin en 1967 à Bielefeld.en scène de Lohengrin en 1967 à Bielefeld.
, Friedelind Wagner (29 March 1918 – 8 May 1 … Friedelind Wagner (29 March 1918 – 8 May 1991) was the elder daughter of German opera composer Siegfried Wagner and his English wife, Winifred Williams and the granddaughter of the composer Richard Wagner. She was also the great-granddaughter of the composer Franz Liszt. Born in Bayreuth, she was known by the nickname "Die Maus" or "Mausi". Along with other members of her family, from early in life Friedelind Wagner was involved with the Bayreuth Festspielhaus. In 1936, Friedelind Wagner began work as an assistant to Heinz Tietjen but her outspoken criticism of close family friend Adolf Hitler — her mother, the English-born Winifred Williams, was a fanatical admirer of Hitler — and the policies of the Third Reich led to her leaving Germany in 1939. She lived for a short time in Switzerland before emigrating first to England, where she had been interned on the Isle of Man from 27 May 1940 till 15 February 1941. Later she began writing anti-Nazi columns for the Daily Sketch newspaper. With the help of Arturo Toscanini, in 1941 Friedelind Wagner moved to the United States where she became involved with radio broadcasts of anti-Nazi propaganda and became an American citizen. She also helped Professor Henry A. Murray, Director of the Harvard Psychological Clinic plus psychoanalyst Walter C. Langer and other experts to create a 1943 report for the OSS designated as the Analysis of the Personality of Adolph Hitler. With writer , in 1945 Friedelind Wagner wrote her memoirs "Heritage of Fire." Published in English in New York City by Harper & brothers, it was released in London in 1948 as "The Royal Family of Bayreuth." In 1953, Friedelind Wagner eventually returned to work at the Bayreuth Festival, occupying the top floor of the gardener’s cottage at Haus Wahnfried, the Wagner home, that became later a museum. At Bayreuth, she directed master classes for young singers, conductors and directors. In 1976, she was part of the team that made the documentary film "Wagner:The Making of the Ring" which was filmed during the creation of the Pierre Boulez/Patrice Chéreau Ring. The Times wrote: "This (Boulez/Chéreau) Ring is the most important single event in the democratization of opera and will put opera back at the center of all the arts, where it belongs." As her student, American conductor Michael Tilson Thomas was a Musical Assistant and Assistant Conductor at the Bayreuth Festival. In her latter years Friedelind Wagner made her home in Lucerne, Switzerland. Never married, she died in a hospital in Herdecke, Germany, in 1991. a hospital in Herdecke, Germany, in 1991.
, Friedelind Wagner (Bayreuth, 29 de marzo d … Friedelind Wagner (Bayreuth, 29 de marzo de 1918 – Herdecke, 8 de mayo de 1991) fue la hija de Siegfried Wagner y Winifred Wagner (nacida Williams), nieta del compositor Richard Wagner y Cosima Liszt y por ende, bisnieta de Franz Liszt. Fue considerada la «oveja blanca» de la familia por haber rechazado la fervorosa adhesión de su madre a Hitler, que transformó el festival musical fundado por su abuelo en un templo del régimen. De acuerdo a su sobrino, el escritor Gottfried Wagner fue la única en denunciar los vínculos entre la Alemania nazi y la elitista familia Wagner.emania nazi y la elitista familia Wagner.
, フリーデリント・ワーグナー（Friedelind Wagner, 1918年3月29日 - 1991年5月8日）は、ドイツの作曲家ジークフリート・ワーグナーと妻ヴィニフレート・ワーグナーの娘で、リヒャルト・ワーグナーの孫娘。
, Friedelind Wagner (Bayreuth, Alemanya, 29 de març de 1918 - , 8 de maig de 1991) va ser una compositora alemanya. Va ser el segon fill (després de Wieland Wagner, 1917-1966) i la filla gran de Siegfried Wagner i Winifred Wagner.
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Friedelind Wagner (* 29. März 1918 in Bayreuth; † 8. Mai 1991 in Herdecke) war das zweite Kind (nach Wieland Wagner, 1917–1966) von Siegfried Wagner und Winifred Wagner.
, フリーデリント・ワーグナー（Friedelind Wagner, 1918年3月29日 - 1991年5月8日）は、ドイツの作曲家ジークフリート・ワーグナーと妻ヴィニフレート・ワーグナーの娘で、リヒャルト・ワーグナーの孫娘。
, Friedelind Wagner (29. března 1918 – 8. kv … Friedelind Wagner (29. března 1918 – 8. května 1991) byla starší dcera německého hudebního skladatele Siegfrieda Wagnera a jeho anglické manželky Winifred Williams. Byla vnučkou o něco slavnějšího skladatele Richarda Wagnera. Přes babičku Cosimu byla pravnučkou dirigenta France Liszta. Americký dirigent Michael Tilson, který byl jejím žákem, se později stal hudebním a dirigentským asistentem na Bayreuthském festivalu. V pozdějších letech si Friedelind pořídila vlastní dům v Lucernu ve Švýcarsku. Nikdy se nevdala a zemřela v nemocnici ve městě v Německu v roce 1991. nemocnici ve městě v Německu v roce 1991.
, Friedelind Wagner (29 March 1918 – 8 May 1 … Friedelind Wagner (29 March 1918 – 8 May 1991) was the elder daughter of German opera composer Siegfried Wagner and his English wife, Winifred Williams and the granddaughter of the composer Richard Wagner. She was also the great-granddaughter of the composer Franz Liszt. As her student, American conductor Michael Tilson Thomas was a Musical Assistant and Assistant Conductor at the Bayreuth Festival. In her latter years Friedelind Wagner made her home in Lucerne, Switzerland. Never married, she died in a hospital in Herdecke, Germany, in 1991. a hospital in Herdecke, Germany, in 1991.
, Friedelind Wagner (Bayreuth, Alemanya, 29 de març de 1918 - , 8 de maig de 1991) va ser una compositora alemanya. Va ser el segon fill (després de Wieland Wagner, 1917-1966) i la filla gran de Siegfried Wagner i Winifred Wagner.
, Friedelind Wagner (née le 29 mars 1918 à B … Friedelind Wagner (née le 29 mars 1918 à Bayreuth, morte le 8 mai 1991 à Herdecke en Allemagne) est la petite-fille du compositeur allemand Richard Wagner, arrière petite-fille de Franz Liszt, connue comme étant la seule de la famille Wagner à s'être opposée au régime nazi. Elle retourne en 1953 en Allemagne ; elle tient pendant quelques années des masterclasses de musique au festival de Bayreuth ; elle assure une mise en scène de Lohengrin en 1967 à Bielefeld.en scène de Lohengrin en 1967 à Bielefeld.
, Friedelind Wagner (Bayreuth, 29 de marzo d … Friedelind Wagner (Bayreuth, 29 de marzo de 1918 – Herdecke, 8 de mayo de 1991) fue la hija de Siegfried Wagner y Winifred Wagner (nacida Williams), nieta del compositor Richard Wagner y Cosima Liszt y por ende, bisnieta de Franz Liszt. Fue considerada la «oveja blanca» de la familia por haber rechazado la fervorosa adhesión de su madre a Hitler, que transformó el festival musical fundado por su abuelo en un templo del régimen. De acuerdo a su sobrino, el escritor Gottfried Wagner fue la única en denunciar los vínculos entre la Alemania nazi y la elitista familia Wagner.emania nazi y la elitista familia Wagner.
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