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Festivals

The annual Liszt Festival is the focal point of each year's American Liszt Society calendar of events. Historically, festivals have been held at a wide variety of locations in the United States and Canada. Festivals are typically hosted by a university, a library, a local ALS chapter, or a music performance organization. Those interested in hosting a festival should contact the President of ALS.

International festivals have been added to provide performance opportunities abroad for ALS members. Such festivals have been held in China, Budapest, Prague, Brazil, and Italy.

Upcoming Festivals:


2008: May 30-June 1, 2008: Hosted by The Catholic University of America, The Baltimore/Washington American Liszt Society Chapter, The National Gallery of Art, and the Library of Congress. The theme of this Festival will be "Liszt, Literature, and Painting." Special group rates at hotels will be available.

Featured in 2008 will be performers and scholars from six countries.
Evening Programs include:

  • Friday (May 30), Coolidge Auditorium (LC)- Michele Campanella
  • Saturday (May 31), The Hartke Theater (CUA) - Luiz de Moura Castro, Alexander
           Dossin, and Steven Spooner
  • Sunday (June 1), West Garden Court (NGA)- The Choral Arts Society of Washington

    Registration fees:
  • Full Festival registration fee: $150 for non members or $ 130 for members of ALS
  • Single day registration: $90 or $40 for students with ID
  • Registration for the three evening events only: $60
  • Registration for single events only: $35 or $20 for students
  • Discounted registration rate for groups of 10 or more contact Thomas Mastroianni
    For a brochure and application materials, please go to DC Brochure, or contact Thomas Mastroianni at President of ALS



    Past Festivals:


    California: March 29-31, 2007 - San Francisco Conservatory of Music
    Georgia: February 9-11, 2006 - University of Georgia in Athens
    Nebraska, April 14-16, 2005 - University of Nebraska
    Illinois, March 4-6, 2004 - University of Illinois
    Florida, March 27-29, 2003 - University of Florida
    Washington, DC, May 23-25, 2002 - Kennedy Center, et.al.
  • Note: When registering for a Liszt Festival or Conference, please do not send ALS membership dues with festival fees.

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    The American Liszt Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to perpetuating the ideas of Franz Liszt through excellence in music performance and scholarship.
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