Siegfried und Violetta oder List, Last, Lust und Lunge

Prelude (Wagner's "Tannhäuser", Ouverture - Verdi's "La forza del destino", Sinfonia)

Narration. "Hier haben sie gesessen"

Ouverture (From Wagner's "Der fliegende Holländer")

Narration. "Herr Wagner - so hieß der Gast"

Jagdmusik (From Wagner's "Tannhäuser")

Narration. "Ja, so kam Wagner damals hier an"

Pilgerchor (From Wagner's "Tannhäuser")

Narration. "Er hasse die Krosusse, die Nabobs und Magnaten"

Jagdmusik (From Wagner's "Tristan und Isolde")

Narration. "Am schönsten fände er"

Prelude to Act III - Prelude to Act I (From Verdi's "La Traviata" and Wagner's "Lohengrin")

Narration. "Na ja, mit seiner ‚Traviata' hatte Verdi"

"Ah! Fors'e lui" (From Verdi's "La Traviata")

Narration. "Mit einem Räuspern"

Narration. "Der 'Lohengrin', so meinte Verdi"

"Sempre libera" (From Verdi's "La Traviata")

"La donna è mobile" (From Verdi's "Rigoletto")

Narration. "Es war mindestens zwanzig Jahre spater"

"O du mein holder Abendstern" (From Wagner's "Tannhäuser")

Liebesszene (From Wagner's "Lohengrin")

Narration. "Frau Cosima war eine Tochter von Franz Liszt"

Siegfriedidyll (Wagner)

Narration. "Wer nicht die Zeit hat oder die Gelegenheit"

Prelude to Act III (From Wagner's "Wagner: Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg"

Prelude to Act I (From Verdi's "Aida")

Narration. "Wagner hatte schon auffallend lange kein Wort mehr gesagt"

Triumphmarsch (From Wagner's "Aida!)

Prelude to Act II (From Verdi's "Don Carlos")

Narration. "Beim nächsten Besuch war Verdi zuerst da"

Prelude to Act I (From Wagner's "Parsifal")

Narration. "Parsifal, der reine Tor"

Karfreitagszauber (From Wagner's "Parsifal")

Lacrymosa dies illa (From Verdi's Requiem")

Narration. "Cosima und ich"

Prelude to Act IV (From Verdi's "Othello")

Ave Maria (From Verdi's "Otello")

Postlude to Act 4 (From Verdi's "Otello")

Serenata (Toselli)

Narration. "Ein Kaffeehaus ist ein Sesam-öffne-dich"

Postlude (Wagner's "Tannhäuser", Ouverture - Verdi's "La forza del destino", Sinfonia)

"Mild und leise wie er lächelt, "Isoldes Liebestod" (From Wagner's "Tristan und Isolde")