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Some Things Rich and Strange

22 October 2015

Time: 5:45 - 8:30pm
Venue: The Octagon, Queens' Building, Mile End Campus, Mile End Road, London, E1 4NS

As part of The Cultural Capital Exchange’s Inside Out Festival, Music at QMUL invites you to explore rare and lesser-known Twentieth Century masterworks of passionate intensity, and to delve deeper into the world of composition and performance.  
This multi-dimensional event brings together members of the London Chamber Orchestra and QMUL’s Centre for Digital Music, one of the leading music research centres of its kind in the world.
The audience can choose to explore between Arno Babajanian’s romantically pulsating piano trio of 1952, a talk and/or related film.  In the second half the audiences come together to hear members of the London Chamber Orchestra with pianist Karim Said in romantic works of Twentieth Century Vienna. The concert ends with Schoenberg's dramatic portrayal of Napoleon Bonaparte using Byron’s text.

Event Schedule

5.45 and 6.45pm - Five Orchestral Pieces - The Octagon (55 mins)

6.00 and 6.45pm - Art Inside Music - Inside G2 Engineering Building (40 mins) 

6.45pm - Composers' Secrets - The Octagon - (40 mins) 

7.45pm - Ode to Napoleon - The Octagon (40 mins) 

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