A Hero’s Life: Jon Vickers
Talk with recorded illustrations and book signing by Jeannie Williams, author of the first biography of renowned heldentenor Jon Vickers.
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Was Wagner’s Ring a Classic… or a Romantic Work?
Lecture by Jeffrey Buller, Ph.D., followed by book signing for his Classically Romantic: Classical Form and Meaning in Wagner’s Ring.
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Ghosting for the Stars
Donald Arthur. “Ghosting for the Stars.” Co-biographer with Astrid Varnay, Hans Hotter, and James King. With rare footage and musical examples.
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Hans Hotter, an Operatic Giant
Donald Arthur: “Hans Hotter, an Operatic Giant.” Lecture with audio and visual illustrations, by translator and editor of Hans Hotter: Memoirs. Booksigning and purchase
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Inside the Ring
John Louis Gaetani, Ph.D.: “Inside the Ring.” With panel of essay authors (Winnie Klotz, Neil Friedman, Gregory Kershner, and Geoffrey Riggs), discussing his new book. Booksigning and purchase.
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Wagner and Buddhism
Paul Schofield: “Wagner and Buddhism” with booksigning for his book The Redeemer Reborn: Parsifal as the Fifth Opera of the Ring.
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Mattia Battistini, King of Baritones and Baritone of Kings
Mattia Battistini, King of Baritones and Baritone of Kings by Jacques Chuilon and Gregory Reinhart; booksigning.
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Richard Wagner: Self-Promotion and the Making of a Brand
Prof. Nicholas Vazsonyi (University of SC): Richard Wagner: Self-Promotion and the Making of a Brand. With visuals and booksigning.
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Wagner’s Eternal Ring
Nancy Ellison: Entering Wagner's World on her book of photos, Wagner's Eternal Ring. With visuals and booksigning.
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“Wagner’s Surrogate Son: New Perspectives on Anton Seidl in Wahnfried”
Joseph Horowitz: “Wagner’s Surrogate Son: New Perspectives on Anton Seidl in Wahnfried.” With book signing.
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“The Greatest of the Monsters?”
Peter Conrad: “The Greatest of the Monsters?” Conversation with Fred Cohn. With book signing.
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“From Fremstad to Flagstad: Wagner at the Met, 1914-1935”
Charles Affron: “From Fremstad to Flagstad: Wagner at the Met, 1914-1935.” With book signing.