Bayreuth

[ bahy-roit; German bahy-roit ]

noun

1. a city in NE Bavaria, in SE Germany: annual music festivals founded by Richard Wagner.

Bayreuth

/ baiˈrɔyt /

noun

1. a city in E Germany, in NE Bavaria: home and burial place of Richard Wagner; annual festivals of his music. Pop: 74 818 (2003 est)

Example Sentences

The University of Bayreuth has revoked his Ph.D. "We were duped by a fraudster," says Bayreuth law professor Oliver Lepsius.

From The Daily Beast

I reached Bayreuth on August 12th (new style), the day before the first performance of the first part of the Trilogy.

From Project Gutenberg

Bayreuth has left me with disagreeable recollections, although my artistic ambition was flattered more than once.

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There are very few hotels in Bayreuth, and the greater part of the visitors find accommodation in private houses.

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In his fourth letter he told how he himself took charge of the family fortunes and became courier from Aix to Bayreuth.

From Project Gutenberg

His uncle Adolph, of whom some Bayreuth gentlemen make much, would not be remembered had he not been Wagner's uncle.

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