Telling it Like it Is: Exploring Narrations in the Ring
Lecture and recital by Jeffrey Swann, concert pianist and Wagner scholar, followed by a German buffet lunch.
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Mahler: Disciple and Champion of Wagner
Lecture with slides by Prof. Henry-Louis de la Grange, noted biographer of Gustav Mahler.
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Perspectives on the 2000 Bayreuth Ring
Panel discussion by Society members who attended the new Bayreuth Ring production by Jürgen Flimm.
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Wagner’s Quest for the Grail
Lecture, with musical illustrations, by Jonathan Lewsey, British writer/lecturer, author of Who’s Who and What’s What in Wagner.
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Wagner in Spain
Lecture by Xavier Nicolás (Presiden of Asociación Wagneriana de Barcelona) on the 100th Anniversary of the Asociación and a discussion with slides of José Mestres Cabanes (Spanish painter and set designer).
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The Visual Wagner: Environments, Icons, and Images
Lecture with slides by Prof. Alessandra Comini, Southern Methodist University.
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Der fliegende Holländer at NYC Opera
Overview of New York City Opera’s Der fliegende Holländer conductor. Commentary and panel discussion with participants.
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The Convergence of Fantasy and Geography in Wagner
“The Convergence of Fantasy and Geography in Wagner” – lecture by Prof. Rolf Sternberg, Montclair State University.
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Longborough Festival Mini-Ring
Longborough Festival Opera and Its Mini-Ring. Lecture with slides by Martin Graham (founder-director of the Longborough Festival Opera).
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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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Tristan and the Mystic Experience
Jeffrey Swann, Ph.D. “Tristan and the Mystic Experience.”
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Rienzi Talk
Craig Knobles and Prof. Felicia Bonaparte. “ Rienzi.” Multimedia lecture on Rienzi in literature, art, and performance.