Posts tagged with ‘music’
Fun for all the family at Picnic in the Park
What better place to enjoy a picnic than the beautiful landscaped grounds of University Park? Throw […]
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Tags: community, events, Friends of University Park, music, open day, park, performance, Picnic in the Park
A hard road: the craftmanship of heavy metal
Dr Stephen Timmons (Nottingham University Business School) and Dr Andy Meal (School of Health Sciences) present the lecture, ‘A hard road: the craftmanship of heavy metal’.
Tags: Andy Meal, heavy metal, music, Nottingham University Business School, popular culture, Popular Culture Lecture Series, public lecture, School of Health Sciences, Stephen Timmons
What’s on at Nottingham Lakeside Arts?
Nottingham Lakeside Arts’ programme for April to August 2016 has arrived! Highlights include David Jones: Vision […]
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Tags: art, brochure, community, Drama, music, Nottingham Lakeside Arts, spring, theatre
Haters gonna hate, hate, hate? Taylor Swift’s Deleuzean repetition and affirmation of love
This lecture offers an interpretation of Taylor Swift’s music through the theme of ‘repetition’, and using Swift’s work to introduce Gilles Deleuze’s philosophy of repetition and difference. Part of the Popular Culture Lecture Series.
Tags: culture, Department of Theology, Department of Theology and Religious Studies, King-Ho Leung, music, philosophy, pop culture, Popular Culture Lecture Series, public lecture, Taylor Swift
LGBT Healthcare and Awareness Day
Come along to this free event to discuss LGBT Healthcare and Awareness. There will also be a choir performance and free pizza. Part of our LGBT History Month 2016 celebrations.
Tags: Derby, Derbyshire LGBT+, health, LGBT, LGBT History Month, LGBT History Month 2016, music, NHS, Royal Derby Hospital, School of Health Sciences, School of Medicine, Students' Union
University Choir and Philharmonia
We are delighted to welcome back international exchange student Sunmin Ahn from Korea to perform with the University Orchestra. The University Choir and Philharmonia join forces for Michael Tippett’s secular oratorio A Child of Our Time – a work that remains as relevant today, advocating reconciliation and peace, as it did when it premiered in 1944.
Tags: choir, music, Nottingham Lakeside Arts, philharmonia, University Choir, University Choir and Philharmonia
Underground resistance – afrofuturism and the technonarrative of blackness
Patrick Henderson, School of Cultures, Languages and Area Studies, gives this lecture on ‘Underground resistance – afrofuturism and the technonarrative of blackness’.
Tags: american, culture, music, Patrick Henderson, popular culture, Populat Culture Lecture Series, race, School of Cultures Languages and Area Studies
Africarmen
Bawren Tavaziva’s most ambitious work to date is a sumptuous portrayal of the Carmen story and its continuing resonance today. Performed to music composed and arranged by Fayyaz Virji of the acclaimed Warriors International, Africarmen plays out the entanglement of desire, deceit and corruption in oil-laden Equatorial Guinea. Part of Black History Month 2015.
Tags: Black History Month, Black History Month 2015, culture, dance, music, Nottingham Lakeside Arts
UoN Black History Month launch event
Launching Black History Month at The University of Nottingham is a fantastic evening of music and spoken word, featuring local performers Natalie Duncan, David ‘Stickman’ Higgins and Rob Green.
Tags: Black History Month, Black History Month 2015, David 'Stickman' Higgins, launch, music, Natalie Duncan, Nottingham Lakeside Arts, Rob Green
