Wagner Society of New York Welcomes Waltraud Meier, April 8, 2011

Interview and Reception in Honor of Waltraud Meier
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[@christacartwright9083]

This is why she is such a brilliant performer.

[@Operetto1]

One of the greatest singers of all time. The most mesmerizing and fascinating Isolde for me.

[@gpeddino]

Such a beautiful and talented woman.

[@roobookaroo]

What Waltraud Meier is explaining is so vital that it is really worth getting the whole interview.
I used to be a member of the Wagner Society of NY and I am sure that they would be willing to oblige and provide the full interview for splitting in 15' segments so that we get the whole thing. I doubt that she spoke for more than one hour, so that this would make 4 segments and requiring only 3 splits (yes, that's the math, 4 segments require only 3 splits).
So WSNY1, your job is well laid out. Getting the whole interview on RUclips, for all of us to learn every bit of her wisdom.

[@atzenno]

extremely strong woman

[@cynocephalusw]

Sie hat auch eine wunderschöne Sprechstimme. Sehr präzis. Nicht umsonst ist sie die beste Wagnersängerin.

[@roobookaroo]

WSNY1
Then it is worth taking the trouble of doing the splitting into parts.
Many videos are presented in this fashion on RUclips. Even some full operas.
Interestingly, once the splitting has been done, somebody comes back with a video of the full performance, or the full opera, without any interference.
This could happen here too, that is, once the splitting is done.
This splitting would have much more value than shortening it, which is just peanuts for the birds.
Here we don't even get the 15' mentioned below in your answer.
So, let's go back to the drawing board and happily start splitting into as many parts as needed. Every viewer here would applaud and be thankful.
Nobody else is worth listening to about singing Wagner and opera than Waltraud Meier.