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This issue contains a wide variety of information about recent performances, articles on aspects of Bruckner's works and their reception, and news of current and future events which will be of interest to Brucknerians.
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Deadline for reservations: 13 March
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Located at the site of the reception, there are limited rooms available on the second floor of this older building with no elevator
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Volume Twenty-Six, Number Three will be published in November 2022. Should you wish to contribute an article, short essay, letter or comment to the Journal, on any Bruckner-related subject, please contact us.
All those interested in Bruckner are warmly invited to attend!
Plan to attend our next Conference in 2023!
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After much delay due to the pandemic, The Bruckner Journal is pleased to announce that the next
Readers Conference will take place at Yale University in cooperation with the School of Music and
Prof. Paul Hawkshaw, co-editor of the New Anton Bruckner Complete Edition, and
co-sponsored by the Bruckner Society of America.
This is a wonderful opportunity for Brucknerians to meet together in pleasant surroundings, hear papers from leading scholars in the field and from other Bruckner enthusiasts. As with the Journal itself, non-academic music lovers need not be intimidated and can be sure they will find a friendly welcome and much to enjoy, to think about and discuss.
In addition to presentations and informal gatherings, this Conference will also feature a
concert on 6 April by the
Yale Philharmonia with Peter Oundjian performing Bruckner's Seventh Symphony
New Anton Bruckner Complete Edition!
Registration includes attendance to all events: Two days of presentations by Bruckner scholars and enthusiasts – ticket to the concert, including preconcert talk with the conductor and editor Paul Hawkshaw – an informal reception with food and drink between presentation days – beverages and food during coffee breaks.
The Conference fee is $60 – £60 – €60. Reserve your place at the Conference by sending $/£/€30 deposit, with the balance to be paid on arrival – or send payment in full now. Details are provided below, including PayPal links.
We look forward to seeing our many readers at this exciting and premiere event!!
TWELFTH READERS CONFERENCE
7-8 April 2023
Yale University School of Music, New Haven CT, USA
Preliminary List of Papers and Presentations
Felix Diergarten: Anton Bruckner and the Sängerkrieg in Linz. Germanenzug in Musical Context
Clemens Gubsch: Possibilities for Bruckner Research Through Digital Humanities
Thomas Röder: The Second Version of the Bruckner's First Symphony
Miguel Ramirez: Bruckner Reception in South America: The First Fifty Years, 1910-1960
Malcolm Hatfield: Bruckner in Vienna
Andrea Harrandt: Bruckner in America
Ken Ward: The Oddness of Bruckner
Gabriel I. Venegas-Carro: Early renditions of the Adagio of II
Benjamin Korstvedt: Bruckner and the Art of Compositional Transformation
William Carragan: The Microstructure of Bruckner's Third Symphony
Plus additional speakers dependent on coronavirus and travel matters…
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