21 - 23
Jun
12:00pm
5:00pm
Women in an Era of Anti-Elitism: Responding to the challenge of rising populism and its threat to gender inclusivity
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21
Jun
8:00pm
10:00pm
Robert Schumann | Frauenliebe
Hélène Tham | Piano Pièces
Antonín Dvořák | Songs my mother taught me
Josef Suk | About Mother Op. 28
Franz Joseph Haydn | My mother bids me bind my hair
Edvard Grieg | Mutterschmerz
Edvard Grieg | Ich liebe dich
Ian Munro, piano and Sara Macliver, soprano
4
Jul
6:15pm
7:15pm
Program
BACH Two-part Inventions for violin and cello
Two Part Invention No 4
Two Part Invention No 13
Two Part Invention No 8
EDWARDS Ecstatic Dances
VASKS ‘Castillo Interior’
RAVEL Sonata for violin and cello
HINDSON ‘1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8’
$60/$50/$40
18
Jul
6:15pm
7:15pm
Program:
MOZART Sonata in D K381
SCHUBERT Fantasy in F minor D940
MOSZKOWSKI Spanish Dances
RAVEL Mother Goose
Join us for a complimentary drink with the artist post-concert.
1
Aug
6:15pm
7:15pm
Musical Director Harrison Collins leads us through an intimate hour of cabaret, exploring dreams and passions. Consisting of solos, duets, and ensemble numbers from the much loved and critically acclaimed Broadway musicals Follies, Kiss me Kate, City of Angels, Jesus Christ Superstar, You’re gonna love tomorrow will feature the best of Sondheim, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Cole Porter.
27
Apr
8:00pm
10:00pm
Wolfgang Mozart | Quintet in E flat K452
Martin Wesley-Smith | Janet for flute, percussion and piano
Francis Poulenc | Sextet
György Ligeti | Bagatelles
Ludwig Thuille | Sextet Op.6
Ian Munro, piano; Geoffrey Collins, flute and David Griffiths, clarinet
with guest artists Huw Jones, oboe; Andrew Barnes, bassoon; Robert Johnson, horn; and Alison Pratt, percussion
8
Jun
8:00pm
10:00pm
Witold Lutosławski | Dance Preludes
Ralph Vaughan Williams | Six Studies in English Folk Song
Luciano Berio | Folksongs
Andrew Ford | Northumbrian Songs
Antonín Dvořák | Trio in E minor Op.90 'Dumky'
David Griffiths, clarinet; Ian Munro, piano; Dimity Hall, violin; Irina Morozova, viola; and Julian Smiles, cello
17
Aug
8:00pm
10:00pm
Miriam Hyde | Trio
Paul Moravec | Cool Fire
Wolfgang Mozart | Quartet in F K370/368b
Gabriel Pierné | Piano Quintet in E minor Op.41
Ian Munro, piano; Dene Olding, violin; Dimity Hall, violin; Irina Morozova, viola; and Julian Smiles, cello
with guest artists Lisa Osmialowski, flute; and Huw Jones, oboe
14
Sep
8:00pm
10:00pm
Jessica Wells | New work
Jacques Ibert | Deux Interludes
Johannes Brahms | Clarinet Trio Op.114
Felix Mendelssohn | String Quintet no.2 Op.87
Geoffrey Collins, flute; David Griffiths, clarinet; Ian Munro, piano; Dene Olding, violin; Dimity Hall, violin; Irina Morozova, viola; and Julian Smiles, cello
with guest artist Justin Williams, viola; and featured composer Jessica Wells
12
Oct
8:00pm
10:00pm
Arnold Schoenberg | Ein Stelldichein
John Peterson | Guilty Pleasures
Ernesto Nazareth | Tangos arr. Munro
Johannes Brahms | Serenade in D Op.11
Geoffrey Collins, flute; David Griffiths, clarinet; Ian Munro, piano; Dene Olding, violin; Dimity Hall, violin; Irina Morozova, viola; and Julian Smiles, cello
20
May
6:30pm
7:45pm
Featured
“A hopeful book about the potential for human progress when we work off facts rather than our inherent biases.” – Barack Obama
14
May
6:30pm
7:30pm
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1
May
7:00pm
9:00pm
A thrilling, genre-bending performance event from the electrifying UNSW New Music Collective to inspire and provoke new and exciting ways to engage with and enjoy the music of our time.
Featuring powerful, dynamic and radical works by Frederic Rzewski, Steve Reich, Vincent Plush, George Lewis and our very own Eitan Muir, this concert affirms that music making is a profound collective experience that speaks to freedom, choice, social responsibility, defiance and play.
9
May
6:00pm
7:00pm
Tales of pencils, punctuation and proofreading 'The New Yorker'.
1
May
6:30pm
7:30pm
Featured
New York Times best-seller Rebecca Traister explores how the anger of women – from the suffragettes to Pantsuit Nation – has been a catalyst that has changed the course of history.
29
Apr
5:15pm
7:45pm
How can we achieve more inclusive cities for women and children in our time of radical technologies? This event brings together a panel from diverse professions and cultures to address this issue.
8
May
5:30pm
7:00pm
UNSW Built Environment in partnership with CTBUH (Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat) presents the Cities@UNSW lecture featuring Professor Robert Freestone.
5
Jul
5:00pm
7:00pm
The SoMS Research Information Night is essentially a ‘one-stop-shop’ for future research projects and will be a great opportunity to meet with researchers (potential supervisors and current students) to find out more about honours & research projects on offer through the School of Medical Sciences (SoMS), Prince of Wales Clinical School (POWCS), Children’s Cancer Institute (CCiA), Garvan Institute of Medical Research, Kirby Institute, Neuroscience Research Australia (NeuRA), Victor Chang
24
Aug
10:00am
4:00pm
Open Day at the Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA) is an ideal opportunity for you to experience first hand this unique, world class training and educational facility.
If you are interested in combining a challenging and exciting career in the Australian Defence Force with a degree then you should come along and find out more.
Registration details available soon.
6
May
3:30pm
5:30pm
15
May
5:30pm
8:00pm
Featured
Are you wondering ‘where to next’ when it comes to your career? Do you want to find out more about your masters study options? Join us for our exclusive Postgraduate Immersive Information Evening to hear from our leading academics and get the opportunity to chat and connect with academics, faculty members, expert advisers and many more.
1 - 31
Apr
10:00am
5:00pm
'Rhythm Sequence' is the first career survey of Australian artist Gemma Smith. The exhibition traces the development of Smith’s practice since 2003 and its experimentation with the language of painting. It celebrates Smith’s reworking of abstract codes and styles, as well as the testing of colour and form, pictorial depth and formal and improvised gestures.