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SUMMARY:Film: Mahler in New York
DESCRIPTION:A screening of new film Mahler in New York with special introduction and Q&A by director Hilan Warshaw. \nA giant of Europe finds himself on the streets of Manhattan. Thousands of miles from the land where he experienced his triumphs and torments\, he unexpectedly discovers a new world\, all the while living under the shadow of impending death. \nAs both composer and conductor\, Gustav Mahler was one of the most pivotal figures of late-nineteenth-century European music. But the final years of his life were largely spent in New York City. Here\, among the bustle of Manhattan’s Upper West Side\, he worked on his last symphonies\, transformed New York’s musical life through his leadership of both the New York Philharmonic and the Metropolitan Opera\, and confronted the greatest emotional crisis of his life. \nWeaving together performances\, location footage\, re-enactments and interviews with musical luminaries (including Joseph Horowitz\, Gianandrea Noseda\, Nathalie Stutzmann\, and Franz-Welser Möst)\, Hilan Warshaw’s film Mahler in New York recreates the little-known Manhattan sojourn of this legendary European Jewish composer/conductor. Fleeing Viennese anti-Semitism and personal tragedy\, Mahler revelled in the pluralism of New York\, a place he referred to as a “spiritual home”; but there were further upheavals in store. After his death\, in a world reeling from world wars\, American composer/conductor Leonard Bernstein – in many ways Mahler’s spiritual heir- and others resurrected and popularized Mahler for a new world finally ready to understand him. \nA deep dive into some of the greatest music ever created and a  heartbreaking love story about two brilliant and incompatible spouses\, Gustav and Alma Mahler\, this film also reconsiders Mahler’s legacy to explore his message for today’s troubled world. \nTrailer:\n \nCo-Presenters: We are happy to offer this screening in collaboration with The Gustav Mahler Society of New York.\n\n\nSchedule: Doors at 6:30 p.m.\, seating at 6:45 p.m.\, film from 7:00-8:50 p.m. followed by a social hour with refreshments.\n\nVenue: Dolby88 Screening room is located inside the office building at 1350 Sixth Avenue. Entrance is on 55th street at 6th Avenue\, next door to Pret à Manger. Once through building security turnstiles\, the movie theater-style-seating venue is on the lobby level\, to your left.
URL:https://wagnersocietyny.org/event/film-mahler-in-new-york/
LOCATION:Dolby Screening Room\, 1350 Avenue of the Americas\, New York\, NY\, 10019\, United States
CATEGORIES:Film Screening
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SUMMARY:Neuschwanstein Tour for Wagner Enthusiasts
DESCRIPTION:“Neuschwanstein is Wagner in stone — Wagner is Neuschwanstein in tone.” \nThis special tour is led by Dr. Thomas Launius\, whose background in mythology\, storytelling\, and opera gives him a unique perspective on Neuschwanstein as “Wagner in stone.” Dr. Launius has led over 250 tours to the castle in the past six years and has received more than 1\,000 five-star reviews\, becoming one of the most highly regarded Neuschwanstein guides working on the mountain today. Many society members will remember Dr. Launius from his lecture in Bayreuth last August on Wagner’s Parsifal\, which was warmly received. \nThis tour is designed specifically for Wagner enthusiasts. It offers special insight into: \n\nhow Wagner’s medieval sources are depicted in the murals and symbolism of the castle\nhow Ludwig II shaped Neuschwanstein using Wagnerian dramatic principles\nwhy the castle functions as a kind of architectural opera\n\nParticipants will come away with a deeper understanding of both Wagner and Ludwig II — even if they have visited the castle before. \nItinerary (All Day Experience) \nSaturday\, August 8\, 2026 \n8:30 AM — Meet in Munich \nWe meet at München Hauptbahnhof and take a short S-Bahn ride to connect with our main train. \n9:00 AM — Train to Füssen (First Class) \nWe travel in the comfort of the first-class compartment. During the ride\, Dr. Launius shares stories\, history\, and background to prepare everyone for the castle experience. \n11:42 AM — Arrive in Füssen \nWe take a private taxi from Füssen to the village of Hohenschwangau\, where Neuschwanstein is located. \n12:00 PM — Lunch in Hohenschwangau \nA brief lunch break before ascending the mountain. \n12:45 PM — Up the mountain / Mary’s Bridge \nWe ride the shuttle bus up the mountain to Marienbrücke (Mary’s Bridge) for the iconic panoramic view of the castle\, then walk the final portion to the castle. \n2:15 PM — Guided Tour Inside Neuschwanstein \nWe enter the castle for the official interior tour led by a State of Bavaria guide. (Dr. Launius will provide Wagner-focused context before and after the interior tour.) After the guided tour\, we will have additional time to explore and take photos. \n4:00 PM — Return to the village \nWe descend and enjoy time in Hohenschwangau. \n4:45 PM — Taxi back to Füssen \nPrivate taxi back to the train station. \n5:20 PM — Return train to Munich (First Class) \nTime to relax and reflect on the day. \n7:30 PM — Arrive back in Munich \nReturn to München Hauptbahnhof. \n\n		\n		\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n		\n\nWhat’s Included: \nThis is an intimate small-group experience\, limited to six participants\, and includes: \n\nall train travel (first class)\nprivate taxi transfers in Füssen/Hohenschwangau\nall castle admission tickets\nthe full day guided experience with Dr. Launius\n\nParticipants only pay for: \n\nmeals and beverages\npersonal shopping\n\nGuest Expectations: \nParticipants should be comfortable with: \n\nwalking approximately ½ mile over mostly level ground\nbrief uphill walking\nstairs inside the castle\n\nCost and Reservation \n$399 per person\, limited to six participants; advance reservation is required.  \nRegistration for this tour will close on March 15 2026 at 12:00 noon ET\, after which remaining spaces cannot be guaranteed. Payment is non-refundable. Once registration closes\, all entrance tickets and transportation will be secured by the tour operator. \n⸻ \nAbout Dr. Launius: To learn more about Dr. Launius and his Neuschwanstein and Wagnerian work: http://www.oaktree.pro/
URL:https://wagnersocietyny.org/event/neuschwanstein-tour/
LOCATION:München Hauptbahnhof\, Bayerstr. 10a\, München\, Bayern\, 80335\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Excursion
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SUMMARY:Paris Ring 2026 Request
DESCRIPTION:The Wagner Society of New York has obtained a block of tickets for the first cycle of the complete Ring des Nibelungen from November 6-13 2026 at Opéra Bastille\, Paris\, France. This offer is available only to WSNY Members of record as of November 11\, 2025. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTickets are in the ‘Category 1’ of the Orchestra (Parterre/Stalls) section for the operas of the first Ring Cycle (Das Rheingold 6 November 2026\, Die Walküre 7 November 2026\, Siegfried 10 November 2026\, Götterdämmerung 13 November 2026). The cost is $1000.21 for one ticket to each opera (a complete Ring Cycle)\, reflecting a $909.28 ticket cost and a $90.93 contribution to the WSNY. In addition to tickets for the complete Cycle\, purchasers also receive access to the entire cultural program linked to the Festival\, and light refreshments during the first intervals. For complete information and questions about subscription benefits please consult the Opéra de Paris online HERE. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTicket sales open on Sunday\, November 30 at 12:00 noon EST and close on Thursday\, April 30 2026 at 12:00 EST or when sold out. Purchase requires the payment of $1000.21 per ticket\, payable online via credit card. Your purchase guarantees your tickets\, which will be allocated once sales have closed. Limit two tickets per member. \nAfter availability has been fulfilled\, you may join the waitlist to be notified of possible further availability \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAllocations will begin once sales are complete. The Wagner Society of New York has priced tickets at the EUR-USD exchange rate to which it was subject at the time of purchase on your behalf\, and has added a 10% contribution portion to the total ticket price. All sales are final. Tickets will be downloadable as PDF print-at-home E-Tickets. They are not personalized or inscribed with the name of the purchaser. The Wagner Society of New York is not able to assist with transportation\, lodging\, or other travel arrangements.
URL:https://wagnersocietyny.org/event/paris-ring-2026-request/
LOCATION:Opéra Bastille\, Pl. de la Bastille\, Paris\, 75012\, France
CATEGORIES:Concertgoing
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