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Music in the Round's 2015 Spring Series - Exploring Haydn Festival Weekend
Symposium: (Re)Discovering Haydn:
“Whoever studies music, let his daily bread be Haydn… Haydn the great musician, the first, who created everything, discovered everything, taught everything to the rest” Jean Ingres.
We are delighted to present a 75-minute symposium examining why Haydn is revered by musicians as the fountain-head of so many ideas and innovations. Professors David Wyn Jones and Simon Keefe will examine the ‘Age of Haydn’ and the relationship and interaction between Haydn and
“Whoever studies music, let his daily bread be Haydn… Haydn the great musician, the first, who created everything, discovered everything, taught everything to the rest” Jean Ingres.
We are delighted to present a 75-minute symposium examining why Haydn is revered by musicians as the fountain-head of so many ideas and innovations. Professors David Wyn Jones and Simon Keefe will examine the ‘Age of Haydn’ and the relationship and interaction between Haydn and
This symposium starts at 3pm. Tickets*: £5. *A transaction fee of £1.50 (£1 online) applies to all bookings (excluding cash) for events at the Crucible Theatre. A Haydn Festival Weekend Pass can be pu
Crucible Studio Theatre, 55 Norfolk Street., Sheffield, South Yorkshire S1 1DA
Sat 28 Feb 2015
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01142496000 between 10am and 8pm, Monday to Saturday.
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