University’s spring concert season explores music, disability, health and wellbeing
Also on the line-up are concerts and films exploring the role music played in the events of the Egyptian revolution last year, featuring singer and musicologist Reem Kelani; and an event series focusing on music and film with the Sensoria Festival including film screenings of La Dolce Vita, and silent films the Hunchback of Notre Dame and Metropolis, with live accompaniment. In addition to evening concerts the series includes rush-hour concerts, free lunchtime concerts and a lunchtime series at Museums Sheffield Graves and Millennium Galleries, and Western Park Museum; all featuring our students. |
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Circus Showmen: Innovators Who Shaped the Circus will introduce visitors to the personalities who defined circus for their generation in an intriguing collection of ephemera, costumes and props, covering 250 years of the British big top. The exhibition is open 9am-7pm Monday to Friday and 12pm to 6pm Saturday and Sundays. It will be closed for the Easter Break from 5pm on 5 April and will reopen at 9am on 10 April. |
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The University has announced the new spring concert season, which starts this month, organised by the Department of Music. The season includes a series of events examining links between music, disability and health and wellbeing and features acclaimed artists the Navarra Quartet, Steven Osborne and the Fidelio Trio.
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A spectacular exhibition celebrating all the fun of the fair is on display at the University’s Western Bank Library until 30 April 2012.
