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EVENT – Greer Grimsley – Reception at the German Residence
November 6, 2013 - 2:00 am
The Consul General of the Federal Republic of Germany and The Wagner Society of Northern California are hosting a reception honoring the great Wagnerian bass-baritone – Greer Grimsley. We begin greeting guests at 6:00 sharp (we cannot admit attendees prior to 6:00 p.m.). Festive hors d’oeuvre and beverages will be served.
This event is for members only, non-members will be permitted if space allows. Events at the German Residence are very special, and seating is limited so please reserve early.
The Wagner Society is also delighted to announce that Greer Grimsley will be awarded an Honorary Membership in the Society at this event. The event will feature a short recital by William O. Cord Memorial Grant Recipient Diana Sintich accompanied by 2009 Merola Program alumnus Carl Pantle.
Invitations were mailed to all members, for further information you may contact Uta Wagner at (650 697-3004 or e-mail Uta at Uwagner@pacbell.net.
Reservations $100 per person, proceeds benefit the William O. Cord Memorial Grant Fund.
Parking on Jackson is very scarce. We strongly encourage attendees to take public transit MUNI #49 or #47 and walk 2 blocks to the German Residence or park elsewhere and take a cab up to the German Residence.
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