Wagner Society events held in 2026

Wednesday 4 February

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7.00pm: Talk by Dr Thomas Launius – Parsifal: The Mythological Sources of the Masterpiece – via zoom

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Sunday 8 February

Goethe Institut
12.00 noon: DVD – Inbrunst Im Herzen: Great arias and scenes from Mozart, Wagner and Strauss

2.00pm: Talk by mezzo-soprano Deborah Humble – how to learn an opera score

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Sunday 1 March

Goethe Institut
12.00 noon: DVD – Tony Palmer’s TV classic Wagner – Part 1 [Episodes 1 & 2] 

2.00pm: Talk by Mike Day – Wagner’s painter contemporaries

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Sunday 29 March

Willoughby Uniting Church
2.00pm: Talk by conductor Toby Wong – the Shaumet Music Das Rheingold

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Sunday 19 April

Goethe Institut
1.00pm: AGM 

2.00pm: Talk by Dr Antony Ernst – Die Meistersinger von Nürnbergis not the comedy you think it is

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Wednesday 22 April

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12.00 noon: Talk by F. Peter Phillips, President of the Wagner Society of New York – on the book Performing Wagner: A Singer’s Perspective on the Major Tenor Roles which he co-authored with American Heldentenor Stephen Gould – via zoom

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Wednesday 6 May

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6.00pm: Talk by Belgian Bass Tijl Faveyts on his life with singing Wagner – via zoom

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Sunday 17 May

Mosman Art Gallery
2.00pm: Wagner’s Birthday concertwith heldenbaritone Warwick Fyfe & soprano Lee Abrahmsen, and Glenn Amer at the piano

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Videos:
Tristan und Isolde, Tatest du’s wirklich? by Wagner – Warwick Fyfe, Glenn Amer
Die Walküre, Du bist der Lenz, by Wagner – Lee Abrahmsen, Glenn Amer 
Das Rheingold, Heda! Heda! Hedo! by Wagner – Warwick Fyfe, Glenn Amer 
Der fliegende Holländer, Die Frist ist um, by Wagner – Warwick Fyfe, Glenn Amer
Wednesday 17 June 

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7.00pm: Dr Thomas Launius’ talk on Parsifal  continued – How Wagner Developed His Own Mythic Storyline – via zoom

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Sunday 21 June

Goethe Institut
12.00p noon: DVD – Tony Palmer’s Wagner Part 2

2.00pm: Presentation by Dr Chris Sorrell – Early Wagner recordings on Cylinder and Disk

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A memento
Thursday 9 July 

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7.00pm: Christopher Cook’s talk – Tristan und Isolde –  Whose Love Story? – via zoom

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Sunday 19 July

Goethe Institut
12.00 noon: DVD – Tony Palmer’s Wagner Part 3 

2.00pm: Talk by Professor Peter Roennfeldt on Wagner and Schumann – Parallels and Mutual Influences

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Sunday 2 August

St Columba Community Centre
2.00pm: Love, Life and Opera – with sopranos Jessica Harper, Laura Scandizzo, Eleanor Greenwood and Jane Ede, tenors Brad Cooper and Kent McIntosh, baritones Eugene Raggio and Michael Lampard, and accompanist Bradley Gilchrist

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