Festival Schedule:

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Thursday, February 9

9:45: .....Registration ........................................................................Ramsey Hall

10:30: ...Welcoming Remarks ..........................................................Ramsey Hall

LISZT’S LEGACY

10:45: ....Joachim Raff: Lecture and Concert .....................................Ramsey Hall

“ Collaboration and Conflict in the Liszt-Raff Relationship”
Paul Bertagnolli
Chaconne for two pianos; Selected songs;
Sinfonietta for Double Woodwind Quintet
Lydia Wu, José Garcia, Stephanie Tingler, Martha Thomas
University of Georgia Wind Players

LISZT, HIS ROOTS, AND HIS LEGACY

12:00: Lecture...................................................... Georgia Museum of Art

“Friends, Enemies, and Followers of Liszt:
An Introduction to the Liszt Exhibit"
John Maltese

12:45: Lunch ..................................................................................Museum Café

LISZT AND HIS LEGACY

2:00: Concert ...................................................................................Ramsey Hall

York Höller: Sonata No. 2, “Hommage a Franz Liszt” (1986)
Andrew Santander

Liszt: Apparition No. 1; Feux follets; Unstern.
Czerny: Variations on a Beloved Viennese Waltz
Dan Franklin Smith

LISZT

3:00: “Liszt and Improvisation” ..............................................................Edge Hall

Dana Gooley

3:30: Break .....................................................................Georgia Museum of Art

MATTHAY SESSION

4:00: Concert .................................................................................. Ramsey Hall

Ann Koscielny
Haydn: Sonata in A Major
Ravel: Miroirs
Schumann: Symphonic Etudes

5:15: Supper on your own

8:00: Concert: Liszt Les Preludes & Mahler Symphony No. 6 .........Hodgson Hall

University of Georgia Orchestra, Mark Cedel, conductor

Friday, February 10 (Back)

9:45: Registration ..................................................................................Edge Hall

MATTHAY EVENT

10:15: Lecture ......................................................................................Edge Hall

" Matthay's Influence on Pianism as Revealed by Historical Recordings"
Gregor Benko

LISZT

Keynote Address

11:15: “Orpheus and the Exile: Liszt and Victor Hugo” ..........................Edge Hall

Jim Samson

LISZT AND HIS LEGACY

12:00: Folk Music Influences ............................................................Ramsey Hall

d’Albert: Capriolen, Op. 32
Castelnuovo-Tedesco: Piedagrotto, IV
Liszt: Venezia e Napoli
Giuseppe Lupis

12:45: Lunch on your own ..................................Café Museum or East Commons

LISZT’S ROOTS

2:00: Concert .................................................................................Hodgson Hall

Hummel: Sonata in A-flat Major, Op. 92, for piano duo
Sevgi and James Giles
Czerny: Quartet Concertante on Beloved Melodies, Op. 230
Liana Embovica-Rivkin, Evgeny Rivkin, Martha Thomas, Richard Zimdars

MATTHAY SESSION

3:00: “Defining the Matthay Approach” .................................................Edge Hall

Don Hageman, Ann Schein, George Loring,
Dan Franklin Smith, Steven Siek

3:45: Break: ....................................................................Georgia Museum of Art

LISZT AND HIS LEGACY

4:15: The Solo Piano Ballade ..........................................................Hodgson Hall

Liszt :Ballade No. 1, Jane Solose,
Vianna da Motta: Ballade, Fernando Laires
Tausig: Ballade, Giulio Draghi
von Bülow: Ballade, David Watkins
Liszt: Ballade No. 2, Howard Karp

5:15: Supper on your own

8:00: Concert: UGA Performing Arts Series ......................................Ramsey Hall

Katia Skanavi, pianist,

Saturday, February 11 (Back)

9:45: Registration ..................................................................................Edge Hall

LISZT

10:15: Lecture on historical Liszt recordings ..........................................Edge Hall

Gregor Benko

LISZT AND HIS LEGACY

11:15: Swiss Program .......................................................................Ramsey Hall

Pieces from Liszt’s Years of Pilgrimage, Book I
and Raff’s “Aus der Schweiz” for violin and piano
Nancy Roldan, Nancy Elton, and others

LISZT

12:15: “Liszt and His Pupils” .................................................................Edge Hall

Alan Walker

12:45: Lunch ...................................................................Georgia Museum of Art

LISZT

2:00: All-Liszt recital .........................................................................Ramsey Hall

Evgeny Rivkin

MATTHAY SESSION

3:00 “Matthay’s Three Initiates: Liszt, Rubinstein, and Bülow” ...............Edge Hall

Stephen Siek

3:45: Break .....................................................................Georgia Museum of Art

CLOSING SESSION

4:15: Concert ...................................................................................Ramsey Hall

Beethoven Sonata Op. 81a;
Chopin Polonaise-Fantasy; Ravel Sonatine;
Debussy L'Isle joyeuse; Liszt works TBA
Ann Schein

7:00: Closing banquet ..................................................................Georgia Center

GEORGIA MUSEUM OF ART FESTIVAL EVENTS

An exhibition of Liszt-related memorabilia will be shown at the Georgia Museum of Art throughout the Festival. An introduction to the exhibition will be presented by University of Georgia Political Science Professor and Grammy Award winner John Maltese.

Books by Festival presenters and ALS members will be on sale at the Georgia Museum of Art Store throughout the Festival. Authors will be pleased to sign copies.