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American Liszt Society/Wagner Society – Music Festival
June 1, 2013 - 4:00 am
Saturday June 1, 2013
Full Festival Pass $125 per person (does not include Saturday Box Lunch or Saturday Banquet).
Saturday June 1, 2013 One-Day pass is available for $50 per person
9:00 – 9:45 a.m.Registration – San Francisco Conservatory of Music
9:45 Lecture Verdi and Wagner: Transcriptions in Historic Recordings
Donald Manildi
11:00 Lecture and Recital
Verdi Transcriptions by Hermann Cohen:
Fantasies on Nabucco and I Lombardi
Justin Kolb
12:00 Lecture and Recital
Felix Weingartner: a Sesquicentennial Salute
From Emil von Sauer
Richard Zimdars
Songs by Felix Weingartner
Gregory Broughton and Richard Zimdars
1:15 Box Lunch at the Conservatory (not included in Festival Pass) – there is a separate fee for the Box
Lunch $15 per person – pay when pre-registering for the Festival
2:30 Recital – Late Liszt Songs and Works Inspired by Wagner
Elizabeth and Benjamin Arnold
3:30 Recital – Wagner Transcriptions
Chevillard: Ride of the Valkyries (arr. For 8 hands)
Mark Alexander, Michael Boyd, Nathaneal Leonard, Daivd Utterback
Tausig: Liebenszene und Liebestod from Tristan und Isolde
Michael Boyd
Tausig: Winterstürme from Die Walküre
Dan Glover
Brassin: Magic Fire Music from Die Walküre
Dan Glover
Jordan: Immolation scene from Götterdämmerung
Jeremy Jordan
4:30 Recital – Winners of the 2012 Los Angeles International Liszt
Competition
7:30 ALS Festival Banquet – Hotel Whitcomb
There is a fee of $60 for the banquet (it is not included in the festival pass)
Please pay when you pre-register for the Festival – walk-ins will
Not be accepted)
See William Wellborn’s description of the scheduled events below in the .doc file link below
We will have registration forms available soon.
http://americanlisztsociety.net/2013Conference.php
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