Books that Changed Humanity: “Govardhanram Tripathi’s Saraswatichandra”
Lecture
Published in serialised form between 1887 and 1901, Govardhanram Tripathi’s four-volume text was written during a transformative period in colonial India when new systems and social structures were being put in place. A canonical text in modern Indian literature, Saraswatichandra captured public…
ANU Orchestra in Concert
Performance
Join the ANU Orchestra in Concert at Llewellyn Hall Conducted by Max McBride, the Orchestra will play a program of: Mozart- “ Marriage of Figaro “ Overture Mozart- Concertone in C major KV 190 Grieg - Lyric Suite op.54 Sibelius- Finlandia. Op.26 The Concertone uses soloists from within the…
Research Seminar: Samantha Bennett
Seminar
Shh! Examining Secrets and Revelatory Discourse in Music and Audio Technology Culture The secrets of recording success. Trade secrets. Secret weapons. Dirty little secrets. Phrases so ubiquitous in music and audio technology culture that, in the 21st Century, they serve as powerful…
Army in Concert
Performance
The band of the Royal Military College present Army in Concert alongside ANU School of Music students Capriccio Italien – Tchaikovsky ‘First Suite in Eb’ – Holst ‘Lord of the Rings’ – Symphony No. 1 – De Meij Entry via gold coin donation with proceeds going to Legacy…
Works that Shaped the World: No single story: Medical Humanities from the Parallel Chart to Performance Art
Lecture
Following the inspiration of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, this presentation explores the multiple history of the Medical Humanities, selecting three moments in this history to consider whether, and if so, how, the Medical Humanities have changed Medicine. Beginning in late 1978 with the…
Research Seminar: Lamine Sonko and King Marong
Seminar
Senegambian rhythmic traditions, embodied knowledge, and adaptation Lamine Sonko and King Marong In this research seminar, Lamine Sonko and King Marong will reflect on their longterm engagement with embodied knowledge of ancient rhythmic traditions in West Africa, as well as current research…
Performance in the Studio
Performance
Performance in the Studio is a boutique series of research events focusing on the intersections between performance and recording. Join Gambian master percussionist, King Marong, Senegalese multi-instrumentalist, Lamine Sonko, music…