Unique Materials in the Columbia University Rare Book & Manuscript Library
Jennifer B. Lee, curator: Unique Materials in the Columbia University Rare Book & Manuscript Library (exhibit and talk), followed by lunch.
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Rhine Journey on the Hudson
115 WSNY Members, Met Ring cast members and guests mingled aboard the Cloud Nine IV under the command of our fearless captain.
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Unique Materials in the Columbia University Rare Book & Manuscript Library
Jennifer B. Lee, curator: Unique Materials in the Columbia University Rare Book & Manuscript Library (exhibit and talk), followed by lunch.
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Atlanta Opera Walküre Events
Special events around the April 27, 2024 performance of Die Walküre at Atlanta Opera
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Atlanta Walküre Post-Performance Brunch
9 Mile Station 675 Ponce de Leon Ave. NE, Atlanta, GA, United StatesJoin WSNY Members and Guests for a post-performance brunch at 9 Mile Station, a rooftop restaurant at Ponce City Market in Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward. Enjoy a casual meet-up to discuss Die Walküre and take in the sweeping views of the Atlanta Skyline.
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Met Opera Backstage Tour
The Metropolitan Opera 30 Lincoln Center Plz., New York, NY, United StatesJoin other Wagner Society members for a private backstage tour of the Metropolitan Opera. All proceeds will be directed to the Society's Singers Fund.
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Steingraeber & Söhne Factory Tour
Steingraeber Haus Friedrichstraße 2, Bayreuth, Bayern, GermanyEnjoy a private tour of the piano factory, established in Bayreuth in 1852. Furnishing instruments to both Wagner and Liszt, and manufacturer of the Gralsglockenklavier for Parsifal, we’ll learn about […]
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Neuschwanstein Tour for Wagner Enthusiasts
München Hauptbahnhof Bayerstr. 10a, München, Bayern, GermanyThis full-day excursion from Munich to Neuschwanstein is limited to just six participants and is led by a Wagner specialist with operatic experience. Designed specifically for Wagner enthusiasts, the tour offers unique insights into how the medieval sagas and legends behind Wagner’s operas are depicted throughout the castle. You’ll also discover how King Ludwig II shaped Neuschwanstein according to Wagnerian principles — not only in its imagery, but in the dramatic pacing and symbolic structure of the rooms themselves. Fascinating even for those who have visited before, this tour invites participants into a castle that is, in the deepest sense, an opera in architectural form.