The Wagner Society in NSW Inc seeks to promote the music of Richard Wagner and his contemporaries, to encourage a wider understanding of their work and to support emerging Wagnerian performers from NSW and Wagnerian productions in Australia. It gratefully acknowledges the generous support of its commercial sponsors and its donors.
SPONSORING ARTISTS & PRODUCTIONS
One of the Society's aims is to support emerging Wagnerian performers from NSW and Wagnerian productions in Australia.
Laura Scandizzo
One recent recipient of support from the Wagner Society in NSW Inc is dramatic soprano Laura Scandizzo for her performance of 'Liebestod' from Wagner's 'Tristan und Isolde' in Sydney University Symphony Orchestra's Music for the Stage Concert on Saturday 25 May 2025, conducted by Luke Spicer. You can view her performance in Part 2 of the concert here, as well as the Prelude to 'Tristan und Isolde' and Tchaikovski's 'Swan Lake Suite'.
Melbourne Opera's 'Ring Cycle'
In 2021 and 2022, the Wagner Society donated four Wagner tubas to Melbourne Opera for its production of the 'Ring Cycle'.
OUR DONORS
The Society gratefully acknowledges the generous support of donors.
All donors contributing to the Wagner Society's donation of four Wagner tubas to Melbourne Opera for its production of the 'Ring Cycle' received a tuba pin.
OUR SPONSORS
The Society values the ongoing support of our commercial sponsors: Brangayne Wines of Orange.
The Brangayne vineyard is situated 9 kilometres south-west of Orange, on Pinnacle Road, on the Eastern slopes of Mount Canobolas. The property came into possession of the Hoskins family in the 1930s and for sixty years, apples, pears, peaches and cherries were grown. Then, in 1994, the fruit trees were replaced by wine grapes. Brangayne Wines are distinctive cold climate wines.