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Programm 2019 2020 Programm 2019 2020 Verbandsreisen 02.09. – 06.09.2019 Von Zürich bis Triebschen Mit dem Richard-Wagner-Verband Leipzig in die Schweiz Informationen und Anmeldung: Polster & Pohl Reisen – Franziska Pötzsch, Tel.: 0341 26 17 325, [email protected] 09.11.2019, Tagesfahrt Abfahrt 08.30 Uhr, Leipzig Hbf., Bahnsteig 2-5, Abfahrtsstelle Bus Polster & Pohl Reisen Mit Richard Wagner ins Land der Askanier Neo Rauch in Aschersleben und »Der fliegende Holländer« in Halberstadt Preis: 68,50 € für Verbandsmitglieder, 88,50 € für Nichtmitglieder Reservierung und Buchung: Polster & Pohl Reisen – Franziska Poetzsch, Tel.: 0341 26 17 325, [email protected] Der fliegende Holländer, Oper Leipzig 15.01.2020, 20.05.2020 Das Rheingold Anhaltisches Theater Dessau Vorabend zum Bühnenfestspiel »Der Ring des Nibelungen« 20.10.2019 Musikalische Leitung: Ulf Schirmer Katja und der Teufel Inszenierung: Rosamund Gilmore Oper von Antonín Dvorákˇ 16.01.2020, 21.05.2020 28.03.2019 Die Walküre Die Dreigroschenoper Erster Tag des Bühnenfestspiels Theaterstück von Bertolt Brecht, Musik von Kurt Weill »Der Ring des Nibelungen« Musikalische Leitung: Ulf Schirmer 19.04.2020 Die Sache Makropulos Inszenierung: Rosamund Gilmore Oper von Leoš Janáˇekc 20.06.2020 (mit Bus) Violett Bühnenkomposition von Wassily Kandinsky, Musik von Ali N. Askin (Uraufführung am 13.09.2019 im Rahmen des Der fliegende Holländer, Festivals Bühne TOTAL der Stiftung Bauhaus Dessau) Nordharzer Städtebundtheater, Halberstadt 28.11. – 02.12.2019 Venedig – Zum Internationalen Semperoper Dresden Richard-Wagner-Kongress Informationen und Anmeldung: 04.07.2020 RAIFFEISEN- und VOLKSBANKEN TOURISTIK – Vier letzte Lieder – Dreiteiliger Ballettabend Susann Krause, Tel.: 0341 96 27 91 13 Igor Strawinski – Henryk M. Górecki – Richard Strauss [email protected] 19.04. – 27.04.2020 Chicago/USA – Der Ring des Nibelungen Die Walküre, Oper Leipzig Theater Chemnitz Informationen und Anmeldung: 18.01.2020, 23.05.2020 29.02.2020 RAIFFEISEN- und VOLKSBANKEN TOURISTIK – Siegfried Mefistofele Susann Krause, Tel.: 0341 96 27 91 13 Zweiter Tag des Bühnenfestspiels Oper von Arrigo Boito [email protected] »Der Ring des Nibelungen« Musikalische Leitung: Ulf Schirmer 15.03.2020 (mit Bus) Inszenierung: Rosamund Gilmore Lohengrin (Neuinszenierung) Romantische Oper in drei Aufzügen von Richard Wagner Opernbesuche Informationen und Anmeldung und Exkursionen bei Ruth Streller, Tel.: 0341 23 22 965 oder in der Geschäftsstelle des Verbandes Oper Leipzig Tel.: 0341 30 86 89 33 Werke von Richard Wagner Siegfried, Oper Leipzig Impressum 05.10.2019 (Premiere) 12.10.2019, 14.03.2020, 01.06.2020 19.01.2020, 24.05.2020 Richard-Wagner-Verband Leipzig e. V. Tristan und Isolde Götterdämmerung Postanschrift Richard-Wagner-Platz 1, 04109 Leipzig Handlung in drei Aufzügen Dritter Tag des Bühnenfestspiels Geschäftsstelle Nikolaistraße 42, 04109 Leipzig Musikalische Leitung: Ulf Schirmer »Der Ring des Nibelungen« Öffnungszeiten Inszenierung: Enrico Lübbe Musikalische Leitung: Ulf Schirmer Mo, Di, Mi, Fr 10–12 Uhr und 13–16 Uhr, Do 13–18 Uhr Inszenierung: Rosamund Gilmore Telefon +49 (0)341 30 86 89 33 10. und 17.10.2019, 02. und 24.11.2019, Fax +49 (0)341 30 86 89 35 30.05.2020 10.04.2020 (Karfreitag) [email protected] Der fliegende Holländer Parsifal www.wagner-verband-leipzig.de Romantische Oper in drei Aufzügen Bühnenweihfestspiel in drei Aufzügen Redaktion Thomas Krakow, Ursula Oehme; Josef Hauer, Musikalische Leitung: Ulf Schirmer Musikalische Leitung: Ulf Schirmer Dr. Birgit Heise, Ruth Streller, Ariane Wiegand-Striewe Inszenierung: Michiel Dijkema Inszenierung: Roland Aeschlimann Fotografien Mahmoud Dabdoub, Volkmar Heinz, Dr. Cristiane Meine Vd. de Martínez, Nordharzer Städtebund- theater/Ray Behringer, Oper Leipzig/Tom Schulze, EEineine en engege Part nPartnerschafterschaft verbinde tverbindet uns mit: uns mit: Michael Ranft, Torsten Reh, Andreas Röse, Christoph Sandig, Stadtgeschichtliches Museum Leipzig Redaktionsschluss 17. Juni 2019 Layout und Satz Gabine Heinze/TOUMAart Änderungen vorbehalten! Aktuelle Informationen finden Sie auf unserer Website www.wagner-verband-leipzig.de Richard-Wagner-Verband Magdeburg e. V. oder auf Facebook www.facebook.com/Richard.Wagner.Verband ✁ Werden Sie Mitglied! Name Beitrittserklärung Ich bitte um Aufnahme in den Richard-Wagner-Verband Leipzig Vorname und erkenne die Satzung an. (siehe www.wagner-verband-leipzig.de) Ich zahle den Mitgliedsbeitrag in der von der Mitgliederversammlung Anschrift jährlich festgelegten Höhe jeweils im ersten Quartal eines jeden Jahres. Der Mitgliedsbeitrag für Berufstätige beträgt 45 Euro, für Nichtberufstätige 30 Euro, für Schüler, Azubis und Studenten 15 Euro. Überweisung bitte an: Richard-Wagner-Verband Leipzig e. V. Sparkasse Leipzig Telefon IBAN: DE22 8605 5592 1180 1145 20 BIC: WELA DE8L XXX E-Mail Geben Sie bitte unbedingt bei Verwendungszweck an: Mitgliedsbeitrag für das Jahr …, Vor- und Zuname Bitte senden Sie dieses Formular ausgefüllt zurück. Beachten Sie auch Ort, Datum Unterschrift die Möglichkeit der Einzugsermächtigung (umseitig). Veranstaltungen und Vorträge 2019 September 07.09.2019, Sa – 14:00 Uhr Oper Leipzig, Augustusplatz 12, 04109 Leipzig Eröffnungsfest Treffen Sie den Richard-Wagner-Verband Leipzig am Stand! 15.09.2019, So – 15:30 Uhr Biedermeierstrand Hayna, Schladitzer See, Zum Biedermeierstrand, 04435 Schkeuditz Preisträgerkonzert der Bayreuth-Stipendiaten Wolfgang Wagner (1919–2010), Enkel Richard Wagners, Verena Lafferentz-Wagner (1920–2019), Enkelin Richard Wagners, Eintritt: 10 €, keine Ermäßigungen in der Kirche Müglenz, Herbst 2001 im Gohliser Schlößchen Leipzig, Mai 2008 Informationen und Karten über www.biedermeierstrand.de. Anmeldung auch in der Geschäftsstelle des Verbandes, Tel.: 0341 30 86 89 33 18.09.2019, Mi – 19:00 Uhr 2020 April Stadtbibliothek Leipzig, Veranstaltungsraum »Huldreich Groß«, 4. OG, Januar 15.04.2020, Mi – 19:00 Uhr Wilhelm-Leuschner-Platz 10, 04107 Leipzig Stadtbibliothek Leipzig, »Wagners vergessener Prophet« 15.01.2020, Mi – 19:00 Uhr Veranstaltungsraum »Huldreich Groß«, 4. OG, Wilhelm-Leuschner-Platz 10, 04107 Leipzig Angelo Neumann – Leipzigs Opernintendant Stadtbibliothek Leipzig, Widmung, Quittung und Vertrag – 1876–1882 Veranstaltungsraum »Huldreich Groß«, 4. OG, Vortrag und Gespräch mit Dr. Heinz Irrgeher, Wien Seltene Leipziger Wagner-Dokumente Wilhelm-Leuschner-Platz 10, 04107 Leipzig Eintritt: frei Vortrag und Gespräch mit Dr. Frank Piontek, Bayreuth Gefühlswegweiser: Eintritt: frei Was Richard Wagners Leitmotive erzählen Vortrag und Gespräch mit Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Fuhrmann, Berlin Mai 19.05.2020, Di – 18:00 Uhr Februar KulturGut Ermlitz, Apels Gut 3, 06258 Schkopau, OT Ermlitz 13.02.2020, Di – 14:00 Uhr »Eine Pilgerfahrt zu Beethoven« Wagner-Büste am Schwanenteich, Literaturkonzert mit Steffi Böttger, Konstanze Hollitzer Georgiring, 04109 Leipzig und Christian Hornef Feierliche Kranzniederlegung zum 137. Todestag Eintritt: 15 €, Verbandsmitglieder und ermäßigt: 12 € Richard Wagners Anmeldungen und Eintrittskarten in der Geschäftsstelle Anschließend offene Gespräche im Opern-Café, Für Mitfahrtgelegenheiten wird auf Wunsch gesorgt Oper Leipzig, Augustusplatz 12, 04109 Leipzig Angelo Neumann (1838–1910), Operndirektor in Leipzig 1876–1882 Oktober 15.10.2019, Di – 19:00 Uhr KulturGut Ermlitz, Grüner Salon Moritzbastei Leipzig, Ratstonne, 23.02.2020, So – 15:00 Uhr Universitätsstraße 9, 04109 Leipzig Alte Handelsbörse, Naschmarkt, 04109 Leipzig 22.05.2020, Fr – 14:00 Uhr Max ist schuld oder Eine sich selbst erfüllende Einlass ab 14 Uhr Richard-Wagner-Platz, 04109 Leipzig Prophezeiung Notenspursalon »Richard Wagner« »Happy Birthday – Richard!« Mörderisches Psychogramm von und mit Eintritt: 15 €; Öffentliche Geburtstagstafel zum 207. Geburtstag von Kammersänger Bernd Weikl im Dialog Verbandsmitglieder, Schüler, Studenten 12 € Richard Wagner mit Schauspielerin Sibylle Kuhne Informationen und Karten in der Geschäftsstelle und Eröffnung an der Gedenktafel am ehemaligen Eintritt: 5 € der Musikalienhandlung Oelsner, Schillerstraße 5, Geburtshaus, Brühl 3 04109 Leipzig Notenspursalon am 10. Februar 2019 in der Alten Nikolaischule Traditionelle Kaffeetafel zum Geburtstag Richard Wag- ners auf dem Richard-Wagner-Platz, 22. Mai 2019 26.02.2020, Mi – 18:00 Uhr Kammersänger Bernd Weikl Neues Rathaus, Ratskeller, Lotterstraße 1, 04109 Leipzig 22.05.2020, Fr – 19:00 Uhr 16.10.2019, Mi – 19:00 Uhr Jahreshaupt- und Mitgliederversammlung Wagner im Kino Stadtbibliothek Leipzig, Nicht öffentlich, nur für Mitglieder des Passage-Kinos Leipzig, Hainstraße 19 a, 04109 Leipzig Veranstaltungsraum »Huldreich Groß«, 4. OG, Richard-Wagner-Verbandes Leipzig »Wahnfried« – Die Geschichte einer verbotenen Liebe Wilhelm-Leuschner-Platz 10, 04107 Leipzig Film von Peter Patzak mit Otto Sander und Streicherklänge aus dem »mystischen Abgrund« Christoph Waltz Gewandhaus-Geiger Karl Heinrich Niebuhr Eintritt: 11 €, Karten an der Abendkasse im Kino im Gespräch mit Dr. Birgit Heise, Leipzig Eintritt: frei November 13.11.2019, Mi – 19:00 Uhr Stadtbibliothek Leipzig, Veranstaltungsraum »Huldreich Groß«, 4. OG, Wilhelm-Leuschner-Platz 10, 04107 Leipzig Güte, Skepsis und Humor – Wolfgang Wagner zum 100. Geburtstag Mitgliederversammlung im Ratskeller am 26. Februar 2019 Vortrag und Gespräch mit Peter Emmerich, Pressesprecher der Bayreuther Festspiele Eintritt: frei März Dezember 18.03.2020, Mi – 19:00 Uhr Stadtbibliothek Leipzig, Juni 18.12.2019, Mi – 19:00 Uhr Veranstaltungsraum »Huldreich Groß«, 4. OG,
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