Music
Exploring moments of inspiration from a personal perspective.
A showcase produced by classical performance students at the University of Hull
Free entry
Date
11 April 2019
Time
1 - 2pm (Doors open at 12.45
Venue
Middleton Hall, University of Hull
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Previous Events
27 July 2018
Society of Graphic Fine Art Members Only Regional Exhibition
25 May 2018
Scottish Colourists from the Fleming Collection
13 December 2017
Painting Power: the art of Terence Cuneo
28 April 2017
Cairns
19 October 2019
OpenCampus Reading Group Series – Books on Film presents Notes on a Scandal (2003), Zoë Heller
19 October 2019
Panto of the Dead
19 October 2019
OpenCampus Culture Café Series: ‘Space: The Final Frontier’ ‘Wonders of the Universe’
16 October 2019
[postponed] A Pint of Business and Culture: ‘Six Ways to Think about Creativity’
16 October 2019
The Institute of Applied Ethics presents: Dr Vanja Čelebičić (Migration Yorkshire)
15 October 2019
‘I am the Coyote’ Film Screening: Silent Scream (1990)
15 October 2019
Viewing of ‘I am the Coyote’ rare books and archive material
15 October 2019
‘I am the Coyote’: Drawing workshop with Graft Studio
11 October 2019
Friday Night Debate: Are prisons for punishing or rehabilitating?
10 October 2019
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra: Bruch and Beethoven
10 October 2019
Pre-concert talk with Francesca Dego
10 October 2019
Svarc Hanley Longhawn
09 October 2019
A Pint of Business and Culture: ‘The Power of Stories’
09 October 2019
Inspired in Hull with Luis Sambo: Leading the Fight Against Ebola, West Africa 2014
08 October 2019
Royal Opera live broadcast screening: Don Giovanni
07 October 2019
How the 1970s Shaped Margaret Thatcher – and Our Politics Today
07 October 2019
From the Art of Sailing to the Science of Navigation
03 October 2019
Hull Chamber Music presents Isata Kanneh-Mason – Romance: a Portrait of the Life of Clara Schumann
02 October 2019
A Pint of Business and Culture: ‘Wabi-Sabi Leadership
02 October 2019
Sir Lenny Henry in Conversation
01 October 2019
‘I am the Coyote’ Film Screening: A Sense of Freedom (1979)
01 October 2019
Viewing of ‘I am the Coyote’ rare books and archive material
01 October 2019
‘I am the Coyote’: Drawing workshop with Graft Studio
28 September 2019
BBC Radio 3 live recording: The Mother by Bertolt Brecht with music by Hanns Eisler
26 September 2019
OpenCampus Tea-Time Talks – Gothic Nature presents ‘The Wendigo and Colonial Monstrosity’
25 September 2019
In the face of a climate crisis, why Art?
21 September 2019
Richard Strange performs the Songs of Lou Reed
19 September 2019
The Roaring Girls - Beach Body Ready
14 September 2019
OpenCampus Reading Group Series – Books on Film presents The Hours (1998), Michael Cunningham
12 September 2019
Lab-on-a-chip technology in biochemistry: a hands-on workshop
31 August 2019
Freedom Talks
06 August 2019
Is it my Fault?
17 August 2019
OpenCampus Reading Group Series - Books on Film presents The Circle (2013), Dave Eggers
10 July 2019
Remote Control Humber photography exhibition
12 July 2019
Remembering Srebrenica Memorial Event ‘Bridging the Divide: Confronting Hate’
17 July 2019
Hope Walks By Me - Justice & Liberty in the Lands of the Free
23 June 2019
Sanctuary Football Match
23 June 2019
Stories of Sanctuary
22 June 2019
OpenCampus Literary Landscapes Reading Group: ‘Heart of Darkness (1899)’ by Joseph Conrad
22 June 2019
OpenCampus Culture Café Talks - ‘Impacts of environmental change on past & present marine ecosystems
17 June 2019
Rohingya…between two worlds
13 June 2019
Philip Larkin: Personality, Poetry, Prose
14 June 2019
“Summer Song” presented by Hull Barbershop Harmony Club
12 June 2019
OpenCampus Tea-Time Talks - ‘‘What happened to trust? Trust and mistrust of healthcare professionals
26 May 2019
Faces of Slavery Exhibition
29 May 2019
Free family music-making workshops with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
24 May 2019
Walking Towards Ithaca
24 May 2019
Hull University Music Society (HUMS) Summer Concert
24 May 2019
Lunch Time Concert - Jurij Likin (Oboe)
18 May 2019
OpenCampus Literary Landscapes Reading Group: ‘Picnic at Hanging Rock’ (1967) by Joan Lindsay
15 May 2019
OpenCampus Tea-Time Talks - ‘Fear of Childbirth’ Open Panel Public Forum’
14 May 2019
White Rose Aesthetics Forum
08 May 2019
Perception Gap
04 May 2019
OpenCampus Culture Café Talks - Mass extinctions: past, present and future
02 May 2019
Brexit: What Happened and Where Do We Go from Here?
02 May 2019
The bond of family: Slavery, commerce and culture in the British Atlantic world
01 May 2019
25th Anniversary Screening of The Shawshank Redemption & Guest Speakers
30 April 2019
Chinese Whispers Concert
12 April 2019
Theatre Through The Decades A musical theatre extravaganza with orchestra
11 April 2019
Musical Beginnings: Inspirations and Memories
11 April 2019
Anti-slavery politics in the Age of Reform
10 April 2019
OpenCampus Tea-Time Talks - Fear of childbirth
07 April 2019
Talegate Theatre Company Presents The Little Mermaid, shrimply the best panto
06 April 2019
OpenCampus Literary Landscapes Reading Group: ‘Wind in the Willows (1908)’ by Kenneth Grahame
06 April 2019
OpenCampus Culture Café Talks - Geology, Environment & Marine Sciences
03 April 2019
Theatre for Children
04 April 2019
Nothing Like The Sun: The Gavin Bryars Ensemble
03 April 2019
The Shifting Status of of Authors in the World: Randomness and Unpredictability
02 April 2019
General Systems Theory and its Relevance in Today’s World: Tackling the Grand Challenges of Our Time
01 April 2019
The Battle of the Atlantic over Two World Wars
27 March 2019
Language Advocacy and Activism: the View from Wales
27 March 2019
Walter Presents to Yorkshire
27 March 2019
OpenCampus Tea-Time Talks - ‘Bonding with the unborn baby’
26 March 2019
The Newland Lectures - Policing Performance
26 March 2019
Freedom Talks: In conversation with Guardian investigative journalist Annie Kelly
22 March 2019
Nansica’s Liberty
21 March 2019
Alexandra Vaduva in Recital
20 March 2019
The Full Rich Life and the Abuses of Literacy: Why we need to keep reading Richard Hoggart
19 March 2019
Ferens Fine Art Lecture - Sabina Jaskot-Gill of the National Portrait Gallery, London
16 March 2019
OpenCampus Literary Landscapes Reading Group: ‘Three Men in a Boat (1889)’ by Jerome K Jerome
16 March 2019
OpenCampus Culture Café Talks – Hull to South Georgia
14 March 2019
Perpetual Motion Machine
13 March 2019
Creating the Past: Cultural Programming inspired by Heritage within Hull UK City of Culture 2017
13 March 2019
Advancing freedom and social justice: new insights from radical and alternative models of schooling
12 March 2019
Ferens Fine Art Lecture - Paul Berriff OBE
10 March 2019
Turning the Tide
09 March 2019
Drip Drip Drip, a darkly comic and taboo-busting new play
08 March 2019
“Building Justice Behind Prison Walls”
07 March 2019
HEARO Diffusion
07 March 2019
Human trafficking, exploitation and modern slavery
06 March 2019
FameLab Regional Final 2019
05 March 2019
Ferens Fine Art Lecture - Lee Karen Stow
05 March 2019
What does it mean to be Human? God, Neuroscience and Human Identity
05 March 2019
The Newland Lectures - Investigating Historical Instruments
04 March 2019
Working Women in Eighteenth-Century Maritime London
01 March 2019
Weather Beaten Album Launch, Katie Spencer + support
Society of Graphic Fine Art Members Only Regional Exhibition
The University of Hull is hosting an exhibition of work by members of the Society of Graphic Fine Art (SGFA).
Scottish Colourists from the Fleming Collection
The University of Hull will be showing a major exhibition, Scottish Colourists from the Fleming Collection from 25 May to 15 July 2018.
Event Reviews
It was good to be able to read the information about the paintings and artists - THANKS TO THE...
Geofffrey Wood
Painting Power: the art of Terence Cuneo
Painting Power: The Art of Terence Cuneo is the Science Museum Group’s contribution to Hull UK City of Culture 2017.
Event Reviews
There are some amazing original paintings on view, and a great privilege to be able to see them...
chris wheeler
Cairns
An exhibition of life size sculptures by Icelandic artist Steinunn Thórarinsdóttir placed around the campus, stimulating thought and reflection about the historic connection between Iceland and Hull.
Event Reviews
Really enjoyed the trail so came back for a second look. I’ve never been on the campus before and...
Janet Barnes
OpenCampus Reading Group Series – Books on Film presents Notes on a Scandal (2003), Zoë Heller
OpenCampus Reading Group Series – Books on Film presents Notes on a Scandal (2003), Zoë Heller
Panto of the Dead
OpenCampus Culture Café Series: ‘Space: The Final Frontier’ ‘Wonders of the Universe’
By Professor Brad Gibson, Head of Physics & Maths and Director of the E.A. Milne Centre for Astrophysics at the University of Hull.
[postponed] A Pint of Business and Culture: ‘Six Ways to Think about Creativity’
Unfortunately, this event has been postponed. Please check back for the rescheduled date.
The Institute of Applied Ethics presents: Dr Vanja Čelebičić (Migration Yorkshire)
The Institute of Applied Ethics presents:
Dr Vanja Čelebičić (Migration Yorkshire)
‘The Ethics and Practice of Digital Storytelling as a Research Method with Young People who Seek Asylum in the UK’
‘I am the Coyote’ Film Screening: Silent Scream (1990)
Viewing of ‘I am the Coyote’ rare books and archive material
‘I am the Coyote’: Drawing workshop with Graft Studio
Friday Night Debate: Are prisons for punishing or rehabilitating?
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra: Bruch and Beethoven
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra launch the 2019/20 classical season in Hull with Beethoven's victorious 'Eroica'.
Pre-concert talk with Francesca Dego
Svarc Hanley Longhawn
Nik Svarc – guitar/loops
Steve Hanley – drums
Martin Longhawn – organ/keys
A Pint of Business and Culture: ‘The Power of Stories’
Inspired in Hull with Luis Sambo: Leading the Fight Against Ebola, West Africa 2014
Royal Opera live broadcast screening: Don Giovanni
How the 1970s Shaped Margaret Thatcher – and Our Politics Today
From the Art of Sailing to the Science of Navigation
From the Art of Sailing to the Science of Navigation: Seamanship, Typhoons and US Naval Operations in the Western North Pacific, 1944–45
Hull Chamber Music presents Isata Kanneh-Mason – Romance: a Portrait of the Life of Clara Schumann
Hull Chamber Music presents Isata Kanneh-Mason – Romance: a Portrait of the Life and Music of Clara Schumann
A Pint of Business and Culture: ‘Wabi-Sabi Leadership
‘I am the Coyote’ Film Screening: A Sense of Freedom (1979)
Viewing of ‘I am the Coyote’ rare books and archive material
‘I am the Coyote’: Drawing workshop with Graft Studio
BBC Radio 3 live recording: The Mother by Bertolt Brecht with music by Hanns Eisler
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Event Reviews
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Ed Hopper
OpenCampus Tea-Time Talks – Gothic Nature presents ‘The Wendigo and Colonial Monstrosity’
OpenCampus Tea-Time Talks – Gothic Nature presents ‘The Wendigo and Colonial Monstrosity in Algernon Blackwood and Stephen King’
In the face of a climate crisis, why Art?
‘In the face of a climate crisis, why Art?’
Brian Eno considers the question - what is art for and why do we want it in our lives? In conversation with Martin Goodman
Richard Strange performs the Songs of Lou Reed
An exploration of Lou Reed solo songs that are based on characters – including ‘Walk on the Wild Side’, ‘Satellite of Love’, ‘Charley’s Girl’, ‘Caroline Says II’, ‘Oh Jim’, ‘Street Hassle’ and ‘Sally Can’t Dance’.
The Roaring Girls - Beach Body Ready
OpenCampus Reading Group Series – Books on Film presents The Hours (1998), Michael Cunningham
Lab-on-a-chip technology in biochemistry: a hands-on workshop
A Biochemical Society Training Event
Freedom Talks
OpenCampus Reading Group Series - Books on Film presents The Circle (2013), Dave Eggers
Remote Control Humber photography exhibition
Remembering Srebrenica Memorial Event ‘Bridging the Divide: Confronting Hate’
Hope Walks By Me - Justice & Liberty in the Lands of the Free
Book Launch of “Hope Walks by Me; Freedom and Justice in the Lands of the Free” (Barbican Press).
Sanctuary Football Match
A football match involving sanctuary seekers, members of the University and our local community.
Stories of Sanctuary
OpenCampus Literary Landscapes Reading Group: ‘Heart of Darkness (1899)’ by Joseph Conrad
Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness (1899), hosted by Dr Karen Turner
OpenCampus Culture Café Talks - ‘Impacts of environmental change on past & present marine ecosystems
GEMS of Hull: Geology, Environment, Marine Science and Us Series 2: 'The impacts of environmental change on the past and present marine ecosystems'
Rohingya…between two worlds
An evening of projected images and stories to mark the start of Refugee Week
Philip Larkin: Personality, Poetry, Prose
A conference combining new perspectives on Philip Larkin's life and works, a keynote by Professor James Booth and Larkin-focused activities.
“Summer Song” presented by Hull Barbershop Harmony Club
OpenCampus Tea-Time Talks - ‘‘What happened to trust? Trust and mistrust of healthcare professionals
Tea-Time Talks - The mental health of pregnant women and new mums: ‘'What happened to trust? - how pregnant women trust and mistrust healthcare professionals after a previous traumatic birth'
Faces of Slavery Exhibition
An exhibition of photographs by the Guardian from the Modern-day slavery in focus series Faces of Slavery.
Free family music-making workshops with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Walking Towards Ithaca
Hull University Music Society (HUMS) Summer Concert
Lunch Time Concert - Jurij Likin (Oboe)
OpenCampus Literary Landscapes Reading Group: ‘Picnic at Hanging Rock’ (1967) by Joan Lindsay
Joan Lindsay’s Picnic at Hanging Rock (1967), hosted by Keith Parsons
OpenCampus Tea-Time Talks - ‘Fear of Childbirth’ Open Panel Public Forum’
Tea-Time Talks - The mental health of pregnant women and new mums
White Rose Aesthetics Forum
The White Rose Aesthetics Forum is a collaboration between those working in philosophical aesthetics at the Universities of Leeds, Hull, Sheffield and York.
OpenCampus Culture Café Talks - Mass extinctions: past, present and future
GEMS of Hull: Geology, Environment, Marine Science and Us Series 2: ‘Mass extinctions: past, present and future’
Brexit: What Happened and Where Do We Go from Here?
Centre for European Union Studies (CEUS)
Hayward Lecture 2019
Brexit: What Happened and Where Do We Go from Here?
Professor Anand Menon
King’s College London and Director of UK in a Changing Europe
The bond of family: Slavery, commerce and culture in the British Atlantic world
25th Anniversary Screening of The Shawshank Redemption & Guest Speakers
Chinese Whispers Concert
The Confucius Institute at the University of Hull is again pleased to host a free music event, the Chinese Whispers Concert 3, on Tuesday 30 April 2019, at 18:30, in the Middleton Hall.
Theatre Through The Decades A musical theatre extravaganza with orchestra
This musical theatre showcase takes the audience through the last century of musical theatre.
Musical Beginnings: Inspirations and Memories
Anti-slavery politics in the Age of Reform
OpenCampus Tea-Time Talks - Fear of childbirth
Tea-Time Talks - The mental health of pregnant women and new mums: ‘Fear of childbirth; considering the continuum of expectant mothers’ fear, from almost free of fear to severe or disabling fear.'
Talegate Theatre Company Presents The Little Mermaid, shrimply the best panto
Swimming to Middleton Hall this Easter 2019
OpenCampus Literary Landscapes Reading Group: ‘Wind in the Willows (1908)’ by Kenneth Grahame
Kenneth Grahame’s Wind in the Willows (1908), hosted by Sue Hull
OpenCampus Culture Café Talks - Geology, Environment & Marine Sciences
GEMS of Hull: Geology, Environment, Marine Science and Us Series 2: Talk by Professor Mike Rogerson and Laura Bastianini
Theatre for Children
Nothing Like The Sun: The Gavin Bryars Ensemble
Commissioned by Opera North and the Royal Shakespeare Company, this haunting, dramatic piece for chamber group and voices weaves Gavin Bryars’ music through eight of Shakespeare's most meditative sonnets. The ensemble includes Bryars himself, tenor John Potter, American soprano Claron McFadden and cult Dublin singer-songwriter Gavin Friday. The selected poems focus on themes of time and memory, and each sonnet is spoken by Friday before Potter and McFadden sing Bryars’ setting, allowing for...
Event Reviews
The Shifting Status of of Authors in the World: Randomness and Unpredictability
The Garnet Rees Memorial Lecture 2019 - Speaker Professor Susan Bassnett, Professor of Comparative Literature at the Universities of Glasgow and Warwick.
General Systems Theory and its Relevance in Today’s World: Tackling the Grand Challenges of Our Time
The Centre for Systems Studies 2019 Annual Mike Jackson Lecture on Systems Thinking
The Battle of the Atlantic over Two World Wars
Blaydes House Maritime History Seminar Series 2018-19
The Battle of the Atlantic over Two World Wars
Michael Duffy, University of Exeter
Language Advocacy and Activism: the View from Wales
Walter Presents to Yorkshire
Join us for an evening with Walter Iuzzolino - the curator of Walter Presents – who will talk about the ground-breaking channel’s vision for world drama, and be the first to see the first episode of their dazzling new show ‘The Mafia only Kills in Summer’.
OpenCampus Tea-Time Talks - ‘Bonding with the unborn baby’
Tea-Time Talks - The mental health of pregnant women and new mums
The Newland Lectures - Policing Performance
Freedom Talks: In conversation with Guardian investigative journalist Annie Kelly
A landmark Bill to help eradicate modern slavery received Royal Assent on 26 March 2015. The Modern Slavery Act was the first of its kind in Europe, and one of the first in the world, to specifically address slavery and trafficking in the 21st century.
Nansica’s Liberty
Come and experience a thought-provoking and engaging night of story, dance, poetry, and art hosted by the Afro Street Dance Society.
Alexandra Vaduva in Recital
Scarlatti - Sonatas K380 in E major (Cortege) and K9 in D minor (Pastorale)
Schubert - Sonata D537 in A minor
Enescu - Suite op. 3 no. 1 (Dans le style ancien)
Bartok - Suite op. 14
Enescu - Choral and Carillon nocturne from Suite op. 18 no. 3
Beethoven - Sonata op. 27 no.2 in C sharp minor (Moonlight)
The Full Rich Life and the Abuses of Literacy: Why we need to keep reading Richard Hoggart
Speaker: Lynsey Hanley – Author and Broadcaster
Ferens Fine Art Lecture - Sabina Jaskot-Gill of the National Portrait Gallery, London
Ferens Fine Art Lecture Series 2019
OpenCampus Literary Landscapes Reading Group: ‘Three Men in a Boat (1889)’ by Jerome K Jerome
Jerome K Jerome's Three Men in a Boat (1889), hosted by David Bagchi
OpenCampus Culture Café Talks – Hull to South Georgia
GEMS of Hull: Geology, Environment, Marine Science and Us Series 2: 'From Hull to South Georgia: the Antarctic from the heroic age of adventure to the present-day'
Perpetual Motion Machine
Creating the Past: Cultural Programming inspired by Heritage within Hull UK City of Culture 2017
A free public seminar organised by Culture, Place and Policy Institute
Advancing freedom and social justice: new insights from radical and alternative models of schooling
Dr Max A. Hope, University of Hull
Event Reviews
Drip Drip Drip, a darkly comic and taboo-busting new play
Pipeline Theatre, known for indelible characters and breathtaking production values, take you on a break-neck, darkly comic and taboo-busting journey, through an NHS phantasmagoria
Event Reviews
Fantastic , so clever , and funny, .. would like to find out more about it !!
Catherine
“Building Justice Behind Prison Walls”
– Inspired in Hull with Marcella Goligher, Governor of HMP Humber Part of the International Women’s Day Celebrations
HEARO Diffusion
Human trafficking, exploitation and modern slavery
Human trafficking, exploitation and modern slavery - the evolution of the prosecution and thinking out of the box
What does it mean to be Human? God, Neuroscience and Human Identity
What does it mean to be human? Can we solve the mystery of who we are by learning more about the brain? Or are we more than the sum total of our neurons? Join Professor John Wyatt as he explores this fascinating and multi-dimensional topic.
The Newland Lectures - Investigating Historical Instruments
Working Women in Eighteenth-Century Maritime London
Blaydes House Maritime History Seminar Series 2018-19
Working Women in Eighteenth-Century Maritime London
Margarette Lincoln, Goldsmiths, University of London
Event Reviews
Great speaker. Very interesting talk. Lovely venue. Fantastic hospitality and reception. Thank you...
Kathryn Mills
Weather Beaten Album Launch, Katie Spencer + support
Event Reviews
I’ve been following Katie for two or three years now so I thought I knew what to expect but this...
Jerry Gunner