I thought the story of “Lohengrin,” as related by Vincent, interesting.
The theater season closed with that evening on which “Lohengrin” was performed.
I was happy; for the first time since the night I had heard “Lohengrin” I was happy and at rest.
He labored incessantly to get a hearing for the "Lohengrin" and "Tannhuser."
This work is said to have been the model upon which Wagner created his "Lohengrin."
"Farewell, dear one," Lohengrin cried, folding his wife in his arms.
“Farewell, dear one,” Lohengrin cried, folding his wife in his arms.
She made him out like a cross between Lohengrin and the Chevalier Bayard.
This Vorspiel, like that to "Lohengrin," is short and delicate.
Lohengrin's armour was laid off, but the sword was by the couch.