Talk with Violeta Urmana
Violeta Urmana (Kundry in the Met Parsifal); Robert J. Sweeney, host (Verena Kossodo, translator).
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Reception for the Richard-Wagner-Verband Bayreuth
Fortysome members of the Bayreuth Society, in New York to attend the Met Parsifal, met with WSNY Board members.
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Honoring Blanche Thebom
Reception in honor of Met diva Blanche Thebom. For special contributor members.
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Lucine Amara Celebration
Honoring the 50th Anniversary of the Met debut of Lucine Amara (soprano). Recital by Mme. Amara; Thomas Bagwell, pianist, followed by interview and reception; Lew Grenville, interviewer.
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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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Annual Business Meeting
Annual meeting held at Holy Trinity Church, 7:30 p.m.
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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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Der fliegende Holländer at NYC Opera Performance
New York City Opera Dutchman. Society group attendance at New York City Opera with reception for attendees in the Patron’s Lounge prior to performance.
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Talk with Katarina Dalayman
Reception and Interview with Met mezzo-soprano Katarina Dalayman; Lew Grenville, interviewer.
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Die Meistersinger Seminar
22nd Annual Seminar: Die Meistersinger
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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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Anton Seidl Award
The second presentation of the Anton Seidl Award. highlights presented by Joe Pearce, video excerpts of performances, video clip of Birgit Nilsson’s appearance at James Levine’s 25th Anniversary gala, and a live interview with Mr. Vickers; Lew Grenville, interviewer. Scrolls were presented to Mr. Vickers and to Mignon Dunn (Met Opera mezzo-soprano and colleague of the awardees), accepting on behalf of Mme. Nilsson. New York Genealogical Society, 7:30 p.m.