It's a pleasure to seek out Wagner-related events and streamings and share them with you, for our e-blasts and for the next issue of Wagner Notes. Here is the latest update:

OPERA America has excellent links for all operatic events, streaming live or on demand. Also see the useful Bachtrack weekly newsletter. useful information is available on their website. The International Association of Wagner Societies (RWVI) website has a wealth of information.

Here are the latest updates:

Opera North had to postpone their long-planned Parsifal but intend to tour an evening of Ring excerpts, using Jonathan Dove's orchestrations. See their website: https://www.operanorth.co.uk/.

Twilight: Gods, an abbreviated version of Götterdämmerung in a parking garage, will be presented by Lyric Opera of Chicago, in partnership with Michigan Opera Theatre. Dates to be announced. 

Stuart Skelton recently performed Wagner arias in Pittsburgh Festival Opera's Wicked Wagner Weekend, streamed, including Siegmund and Siegfried arias and "Allmächt'ger Vater" from Rienzi.

WS Singapore's concert version of  Die Walküre is available to watch on YouTube, see: https:// youtu.be/TBSp8qQiiiQ.

Other available streamings include:

• Die Feen, Wagner's first opera, was scheduled at The Glimmerglass Festival this summer; a sad loss. However, a delightful half-hour animation, with Eric Owens narrating, is now available on the Special Topics page on this website.
• Powerhouse Arena and The Wagner Society of New York co-presented the virtual launch event of Alex Ross' Wagnerism, on September 14. The event is now available on You Tube.  Click here to view the video. Click here for NEW Audio Guide to the book, prepared by Alex Ross! WSNY will also present an event on Nov. 19, with Alex Ross and Prof. Heath Lees. Stay tuned for details.
• The Metropolitan Opera continues streaming anarchival opera each evening, accessible from their website home page. Many Wagner performances have been presented and we look forward to more.
• Vienna State Opera makes available classic performances via daily streaming, including all of their 2015 Ring Cycle. Learn more here.
• Oper Frankfurt: for more information on their exciting and innovative productions, click here.
• Staatsoper Unter den Linden: Click here for more.
• OperaVision provides free live and archival video streaming of opera performances from all over Europe, in venues large and small. For more info, and to add your email address to their email list, go here.
• YouTube has many offerings, including entertaining listening from WSNY's own library of programs and interviews, available here.
• Also on YouTube, check out La Fenice on You Tube - snippets.
• Facebook also has many direct links to streaming videos of past performances, presented by opera companies from around the world.
• Opera America: a wide-ranging list. Something for everyone. See: https://operaamerica.org/applications/schedule/index.aspx.