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2005 American Liszt Society Spring Festival (Continued)
Cost
Registration fees for the 2005 ALS Spring
Festival will be $60, which includes an
official program book, preferred seating to
all lectures and recitals, and tickets to all
three major evening performances. There
is no proration for partial attendance. The
festival banquet on Saturday evening before
the Christus performance will cost $35 for
the meal itself with an additional $15 for
wine.
Registration and Payment
Registration and payment of fees should be
made in advance and not later than
April 1, 2005. This will ensure your
reservation for the banquet, which is subject
to limited seating. Please complete the
registration form available online at
www.unl.edu/music, and mail with your
check made payable to Liszt Festival 2005
for the appropriate amount to:
Liszt Festival
UNL School of Music
c/o Paul Barnes
120 Westbrook Music Building
Lincoln NE 68588-0100
If you must register and make payment at
the conference itself, please do so between
the hours of 9:00–10:00 am on Thursday,
April 14, in the lobby of Kimball Recital
Hall.
Festival Schedule
(musical and academic events only; for full
schedule and locations of all events, please
refer to the festival at www.unl.edu/music)
Wednesday April 13
6:00 pm
ALS Board Meeting
Thursday April 14
9:30 am
Registration at Kimball Recital Hall
10:00 am
Opening ceremony
Alan Walker, McMaster University; Thomas
Mastroianni, The Catholic University of
America; Giacomo Oliva, Dean, Hixson-
Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts;
John Richmond, Director, University of
Nebraska–Lincoln School of Music; Paul
Barnes, University of Nebraska–Lincoln
10:30 am
Lecture Recital: Alexandre Dossin,
University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire
“After a Performance of Dante Sonata
(reflections quasi lecture)”
11:15 am
Lecture: Gerald Holbrook, Union College
“Catholic Liturgical Music at the Time
of Liszt”
1:30 pm
Lecture: David Friddle, Frost School of
Music, University of Miami
“Christus: Following the Paper Trail.” A
new, critical edition of Christus was created
for the 2005 ALS Festival and will be
published in 2005 by Bärenreiter. The
costs of producing the new edition were
underwritten by The Presser Foundation,
the Dr. M. Lee Pearce Foundation, and the
University of Miami Phillip and Patricia
Frost School of Music, William Hipp,
Dean.
2:30 pm
UNL Alumni and student recital
Ashley Oakley, Sophomore BM, Oregon;
Egle Uljas, Freshman BM, Estonia; Nathan
Knutson. Alumnus, BM, South Dakota;
Milvia Rodriguez, DMA, Cuba; Miodrag
Martinovic, DMA, Serbia
4:00 pm
Lecture Recital: Veronica Jochum, New
England Conservatory
“Petrarch Sonnets as Symbols of Love Tied
to Prayer”
7:30 pm
Gala Piano Recital: Kimball Recital Hall
Gila Goldstein, NY concert pianist; Kevin
Sharpe, University of Florida; Robert Roux,
Rice University; Thomas Otten, University
of North Carolina; Jay Hershberger,
Concordia College; and Louis Nagel,
University of Michigan, perform works
by Bach, Messaien, Liszt, Utterback, and
Franck.
Friday April 15
10:00 am
Lecture Recital: Thomas Mastroianni, The
Catholic University of America
“Liszt: Religion and Death: Années de
Pelèrinage, Volume 3”
11:00 am
Lecture Recital: Eugene and Elizabeth
Pridonoff, Cincinnati College Conservatory
of Music, University of Cincinnati
“Russian Orthodox Chant and Other
Religious Influences in the Piano Music of
Rachmaninov”
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