We are delighted to welcome Susan Hohl to the workshop this Wednesday (4:30–6:00 in Logan 801) as she sheds light on the coordinates of Liszt’s personae as traveler, reader, and musician. As a PhD candidate in Comparative Literature, Susan draws on a broad interdisciplinary background, as is amply evident from her paper “Reading as Pilgrimage: The Stations of Liszt’s Literary Imagination and Recovering the Music in ‘Die Loreley'” (downloadable here). To even further energize and inform the conversation, Meredith Moretz will act as respondent. We look forward to what is sure to be a wide-ranging exchange!