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welcome...
I hope youve had an enjoyable and restful
festive break, and are now ready to get
involved with all of the fantastic events we
have lined up for this term! Theres certainly
something for everyone.
Performance Week kicks off on Friday
17February, with everything from an Army
military band to ancient Babylonian music.
A particular highlight will take place at Dwell
Bar, at the Universitys Broadstairs campus; a
gig from Groovesonix, Jamiroquais rhythm
section.
The biggest music event of this term is the
annual Cathedral concert, which will feature
performances from a number of University
ensembles.
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Direc tions 26
C alendar
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Stef Conner
The Flood: EARLY WORDS
TO LATE MUSIC
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Wintersound
In a unique collaboration between Free Range and the School of Music and Performing Arts at
Canterbury Christ Church University, the gallery is warmed from its midwinter chill by striking
performances and sound installations by some of the countrys most dynamic composers, sound
artists and improvisers. We are especially proud to be celebrating the 5th anniversary of Free Range on
Thursday 12 January, with performances in the gallery and across the city.
Please check www.free-range.co for more info.
Exhibition, free
Suitable for all
Irina Novoslavska
Kelly Green
ART
Tate Exchange:
Fairground
Cl aude C a hun:
Bene ath The Ma sk
Sat 4 February
10am 1pm
Sidney Cooper Gallery
10 per child,
accompanying adults
go free
Art Handling
Workshop
Ruth McDonald
Ruth McDonald
Leah Thom
An exploration of identity
with artist Ruth McDonald.
Participants will create a
cardboard mask with two faces
using a combination of drawing
and collage. Exploring the two
faces of me; public and private.
Age 7+. All children should be
accompanied by an adult.
Sat 11 March
10am 1pm
Sidney Cooper Gallery
25/20 concession
Evening Classes
Tue 7 March Tue 4 April
6 8.30pm
Sidney Cooper Gallery
55/50 concessions
Day Class
Sat 22 April, 10am 4pm
Sidney Cooper Gallery
45/40 concessions
For further listings, please see the Sidney Cooper Gallery brochure
Book online:www.canterbury.ac.uk/arts-and-culture
Email: gallery@canterbury.ac.uk | Tel: 01227 453267
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Book online:www.canterbury.ac.uk/arts-and-culture
Email: gallery@canterbury.ac.uk | Tel: 01227 453267
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MUSIC
Organised in collaboration with the School of Music and Performing Arts at Canterbury Christ
Church University, as part of the Oscillate event series.
Kaffe Matthews
Kaffe Matthews is a pioneer in the field of electronic improvisation and live composition. She
has worked with a wide range of musicians including Ikue Mori, Christian Fennesz and Zeena
Parkins, and collaborated on the BAFTA awarded sonic space cartoons Weightless Animals
(2004). This session features a performance of Love Shark, a piece based upon underwater
recordings and footage of hammerhead sharks Matthews collected during a residency in the
Galapagos Island in 2009. The performance will be introduced by the artist, with a short film.
Univ er sit y
V iol a Day
(dir . M a r t in Ou t r a m)
A feast of all things viola! Opportunities to play in viola ensembles plus a masterclass led by
Martin Outram, widely recognised as one of the UKs foremost viola players and teachers.
Two concerts feature new music for the viola composed by Canterbury Christ Church students
and chamber music in which the viola plays a prominent role.
Note: the day is open to all viola players aged 11+ and Grade 5 or above.
Benjamin Ealovega
Details/booking: www.canterbury.ac.uk/arts-and-culture
Email: events.mpa@canterbury.ac.uk | Tel: 01227 782428
Wihan Quartet
Melanie Strover
Marklik
Lunchtime Concerts
Lunchtime Concerts
Lunchtime concerts are given in St Gregorys Centre of Music, Canterbury, and last about
45 minutes. They are open to all, free of charge, unless otherwise indicated.
Book online: www.canterbury.ac.uk/arts-and-culture
Broadway Choir
(dir. Phil Hornsey)
Nicola Newton
David Myers
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Devine Music
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Lunchtime Concerts
Lunchtime Concerts
Maggini Quartet:
Sir Peter Maxwell Davies
Memorial Concert
A Turnbull
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Martin Lengemann
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Lunchtime Concerts
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Pa p i l lo n : Ann a P h o e b e ( v i o l i n )
An d N i c o l a s R i zz i ( g u i ta r )
We are thrilled to present Papillon, an
acoustic violin guitar duo influenced by
Eastern melodies set within cinematic
soundscapes. Anna Phoebe has performed
with various artists (Jethro Tull, Roxy
Music, Trans Siberian Orchestra) and is now
carving a career with her own projects.
Previous performances for the duo include
main support for Bob Dylan at the Rock
Legends Festival (Poland), the Songlines
Encounters Festival (Kings Place, London),
and performances in Winchester Cathedral
and Liverpool Anglican Cathedral. Not to
be missed!
Philharmonia
C h a m b e r P l ay e r s
Benjamin Ealovega
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Stef Conner
The Flood: Early Words to
Late Music
Groovesonix
A red letter day for the University. We
are thrilled to present Jamiroquais
rhythm section: Rob Harris, Paul
Turner and Derrick Mckenzie, with
Shean Williams on vocals. Groovesonix
plays tight, funky mashups and
arrangements of well-known songs
guaranteed to fill the dance floor.
James Cumpsty
Mark Harmer
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Pathway Festival
Pathway Records is a vibrant Kent-based
record label boasting a thrilling roster of
composers and performers from the worlds
of jazz, world music, classical and folk. Christ
Church University proudly hosts Pathways
second festival, packed with fresh new music
and outstanding musicianship.
Sung evensong
A weekly service featuring prayer,
readings and beautiful sacred choral
music performed by the University
Chapel Choir (dir.: Gregory Treloar). Open
to all; free entry. Refreshments served
afterwards.
Sc h o o l o f M u s i c
and Performing Arts
A n n u a l C at h e d r a l
Concert
Musical Directors: David Allinson, Martin Outram, Tony Castro and others
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Peer Lindgreen
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DANC e
Motion Alpha
Dance ComPany
Part of Dance@Canterbury, directed by
DrAngela Pickard
Tue 24 January:
Drums, drums, drums
Tue 28 February:
Vocals, vocals, vocals
Tue 7 February:
Guitars, guitars, guitars
All Research Seminars take place at 5pm in Powell Lecture Theatre. These lectures last
approximately 45 minutes, followed by a question and answer session. They are open to
the public and are followed by an informal reception.
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Translating Sounds/Finding
Musical Meanings
FORTHCOMING EVENTS
Prom Concert featuring University Symphony Orchestra
and Chamber Choir
Fri 10 June, 7.30pm | University Chapel
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LEARNING
Discover | Learn | Enjoy
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All our tutors are specialists in their field and our programmes
offer you the opportunity to broaden your interests and/or to
explore something new.
For full details, including our autumn and winter programme,
visit our website or call us to be added to our mailing list and
receive a copy of our 2016/17 brochure.
www.canterbury.ac.uk/cae
Tel: 01227 863451
E: education.communityarts@canterbury.ac.uk
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All talks are free and open to the public. To book a place
please visit www.canterbury.ac.uk/publiclectures
Stephen Volk
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Layton Thompson
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How to get to us
Map of
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Canterbury Christ
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