Tristan und Isolde in Pittsburgh
Preview/discussion of Pittsburgh Opera’s Tristan in November 1992. William Farlow (director) and Penelope Daner (Isolde); Lew Grenville, host.
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Furtwängler and Wagner
Lecture and book signing by Sam Shirakawa, author of The Devil’s Disciple: The Controversial Life and Career of Wilhelm Furtwängler.
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Without Bad After-Effects: America’s Genteel Wagner Culture.
Lecture by Joseph Horowitz, musicologist/author.
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Does Wagner’s Anti-Semitism Matter?
Talk by Prof. Paul Lawrence Rose, author of Wagner: Race and Revolution. Commentary by Prof. Hans Vaget; Prof. Peter Bloom, moderator.
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Richard Wagner and His Century
Lecture by Prof. Peter Wapnewski, co-editor of Wagner Handbook.
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Anton Seidl and America’s First Ring
Lecture by Elise K .Kirk, Ph.D.
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Shaw, Wagner, and the Ring Cycle
Luncheon Lecture: Shaw, Wagner, and the Ring Cycle. Dr. Gary Schmidgall; Wagner boutique.
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Bayreuth: Then and Now
Lecture by Robert Kreis, director/playwright/conductor. Panel discussion with slides.
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Wolf and Wagnerism.
Lecture/recital by Joseph Smith, pianist and scholar. Performers: Gale Limansky (soprano) and Duncan Hartman (baritone)
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“Sire, You have done well”: Berlioz and Wagner, Then and Now.
Lecture by Prof. Peter Bloom, member of the advisory panel, New Berlioz Edition.
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Dvorak’s Homeric Wagner
Lecture by Professor Michael Beckerman on Wagner’s influence on Dvorak.
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“Proud Ocean”: Reflections on Der fliegende Holländer—the Legends and the Musical Inspiration.
Lecture by Prof. Gabriela Roepke, with musical illustrations.