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May
17
Thursday
Melange
Concerts
Public
Closing this year's Middle East and Central Asia Music Forum, a performance by the globally-influenced band, merging North African, Middle Eastern and Jazz inspirations.
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Jun
30
Saturday
Undergraduate Open Day
Open days
Public, Prospective Undergraduates
Open Days are a fantastic opportunity to visit City, University of London to find out if it is the right choice for you. Visit our Open Day in June 2018.
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May
8
Tuesday
Zubin Kanga: Wikipiano
Concerts
Public
The adventurous pianist returns to City with new works for piano and multimedia, inspired by screen images and film culture. Including works by Michel van der Aa, Alexander Schubert, Adam de la Cour and Claudia Molitor.
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May
29
Tuesday
Michael Nyman - Music which has influenced me, but which I have never …
Concerts
Public
Lecture by renowned composer for film, Michael Nyman.
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Apr
23
Monday
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May
1
Tuesday
Andrew Hamilton: Music for People
Concerts
Public
An evening dedicated to the ingenious music of composer Andrew Hamiliton, performed by soprano Juliet Fraser, percussionist Maxime Echardour and pianist Eliza McCarthy, to coincide with the release of Hamilton's portrait album on NMC recordings.
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Apr
26
Thursday
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Apr
24
Tuesday
Andrew Zolinsky (piano): Schoenberg, Brahms, Ozzard-Low
Concerts
Public
Schoenberg's Three Pieces (op.11) and music by Brahms, alongside a rare opportunity to hear Patrick Ozzard-Low's powerful second piano sonata.
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Jun
1
Friday
Andreas Borregaard: Solo-Act - new works for accordion performer
Concerts
Public
The adventurous Danish accordionist performs new works on the edge of virtuoso musical performance and theatre.
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May
15
Tuesday
Yekaterina Lebedeva: (Im)mortality and weather changes for beginners…
Concerts
Public
The imaginative pianist presents works by Beethoven and Bach, alongside film images and poetry.
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Oct
6
Saturday
Undergraduate Open Day
Open days
Public, Prospective Undergraduates
Open Days are a fantastic opportunity to visit City, University of London to find out if it is the right choice for you. Visit our Open Day in October 2018.
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May
16
Wednesday
Nicholas Cook: Nettl’s Something
Seminars
Public
Nicholas Cook, Emeritus Professor of Music at the University of Cambridge, talks about the book, wrote by Bruno Nettl called ‘One does not simply “sing” but one sings something that has an identify.’.
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Apr
27
Friday
The 2nd Cross-Border Corporate Insolvency & Commercial Law Research…
Public, Staff, Students, Alumni, Academics
Bringing together senior and promising junior scholars to present their work in a highly specialized environment. The event aims to promote fruitful research collaboration between its participants and to encourage their integration in a community of legal scholars.
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Jun
6
Wednesday
Postgraduate Open Evening
Open days
Public, Students, Alumni, Prospective Postgraduates
Thinking of completing a postgraduate course? Attend our Postgraduate Open Evening - an excellent way to find out what studying at City, University of London is like.
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Jun
5
Tuesday
Broken Lines: EXAUDI Performs City Composers
Concerts
Public
Virtuosic vocal ensemble EXAUDI return to City, with a diverse selection of new works by City composers, including music inspired by madrigals and graphic scores.
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Apr
25
Wednesday
The Rosemary Crompton Memorial Lecture 2018 - Work and Exploitation
Lectures
Public
With Professor Julia O'Connell Davidson, Professor in Social Research, University of Bristol and Professor Bridget Anderson, Professor of Migration, Mobilities and Citizenship, University of Bristol
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May
9
Wednesday
Local Product Space and Firm Level Churning in Exported Products
Seminars
Public
This paper explores the determinants of changes in the range of exports at the firm level with a particular interest in the role played by the local environment of the firm.
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Apr
26
Thursday
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Apr
30
Monday
Behaviour Change - in the context of two models of public health
Seminars
Public, Staff, Students
This seminar explores the changes of context, method and underlying philosophy and assumptions against the background of two models (out of five considered in Geof Rayner's book, Ecological Public Health).
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Apr
24
Tuesday
Alumni Gathering in Montreal
Alumni Events
Staff, Students, Alumni, Prospective Postgraduates, Prospective Undergraduates, Academics
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May
17
Thursday
How organisations can provide more effective support for disabled…
Seminars
Public
Rachel Suff talks through understanding of the disability employment gap and the Government’s vision and proposals for improving the employment prospects for people with a disability or long-term health condition.
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May
24
Thursday
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Apr
25
Wednesday
Alumni Networking Drinks in San Francisco
Alumni Events
Students, Alumni, Prospective Postgraduates, Prospective Undergraduates, Academics
Alumni networking event in San Fracisco
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May
2
Wednesday
Alumni Masterclass and Reception in Singapore
Alumni Events
Staff, Students, Alumni, Prospective Postgraduates, Prospective Undergraduates, Academics
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May
4
Friday
Trump, Brexit and Corbyn: Social Media, Authenticity and Post-Truth…
Conferences
Public
This conference will consider how politicians have employed the social media to affect major changes in recent US Presidential campaigns, UK General Elections and the EU Referendum.
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May
3
Thursday
Alumni Reception in Kuala Lumpur
Alumni Events
Staff, Students, Alumni, Prospective Postgraduates, Prospective Undergraduates, Academics
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May
18
Friday
City Pierrot Ensemble: Lunchtime Concert - Late Debussy
Concerts
Public
Late masterpieces by Claude Debussy for clarinet, violin, cello and piano.
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Apr
25
Wednesday
Expectations, conjectures and beliefs: The legacy of Marshall, Kahn…
Seminars
Public
The purpose of this paper is to portray a mode of inquiry into expectations by three Cambridge authors in which the expectations are not conceptualized or modelled on the basis of a probability distribution.
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May
17
Thursday
International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia Panel…
Panel Discussions
Public
City’s LGBT+ Network is hosting an event on May 17th for International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia.
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Apr
27
Friday
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Nov
28
Wednesday
Back to the future; 19th century watchmaking by 21st century…
Lectures
Public
Craig and Rebecca Struthers will discuss the challenges of founding an English watchmaking studio in the middle of a recession and the importance of historical research in contemporary making.
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Apr
26
Thursday
The Case for a Job Guarantee in the UK: The Economics of Care,…
Presentations
Public, Staff, Students, Alumni
This presentation makes the case for a Job Guarantee program in a country like the UK, which enjoys full monetary sovereignty
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May
18
Friday
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May
17
Thursday
Inequality in the UK
Lectures
Public
An Internationally renowned group of speakers will consider these questions, issues and contexts and talk about their research on the subject of inequality in the UK
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May
2
Wednesday
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May
30
Wednesday
From The City Studios
Concerts
Public
A performance of fresh new electronica, sound art, audio visual and surround sound work, direct from City's legendary Sound Studios.
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Apr
24
Tuesday
Mainstreaming Black Power
Book Discussion
Public
Dr Tom Adam Davies will be talking about his recent book, 'Mainstreaming Black Power'.
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May
31
Thursday
Lila Cita and Lila Bhawa: Balinese Gamelan, Balinese Dance
Concerts
Public
The leading British gamelan ensemble joins forces with the Balinese dance ensemble, to present a spectacular concert of 20th century music from Indonesia.
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May
17
Thursday
Women in Europe: Is Time Up?
Lectures
Public, Staff, Students, Alumni, Academics
The City Law School presents an Athena SWAN lecture as part of the Dean's Lecture Series
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Jun
8
Friday
City University Chamber Orchestra: Beethoven and Mozart
Concerts
Public
City's orchestra performs Beethoven's Coriolan Overture and Mozart's majestic final symphony, the 'Jupiter'.
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May
24
Thursday
Student Final Recitals 2018: Oboe
Concerts
Public
The final evening of our BMus recitals, with oboist Stamatios Solonos.
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May
21
Monday
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May
22
Tuesday
Student Final Recitals 2018: Piano
Concerts
Public
City's third year pianists play their final recitals.
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May
11
Friday
Michel Gershwin (violin) & Anna Tyshayeva (piano): Lunchtime Recital
Concerts
Public
Hear music by Schnittke, Liszt and Franck, at this lunchtime concert with acclaimed international recitalists.
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Jun
6
Wednesday
Byzantine Chant in the Anglosphere
Seminars
Public
The School of Byzantine Music of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Thyateira and the Department of Music at City present an evening honouring the late Archimandrite Ephrem Lash.
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Sep
6
Thursday
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Jun
22
Friday
Crime and the City - One day symposium
Conferences
Public
Currently inviting proposals for 20-minute papers or for conference panels on any aspect of urban crime writing from any period.
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May
17
Thursday
Middle East and Central Asia Music Forum
Conferences
Public
The next forum will take place at City, University of London.
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Apr
23
Monday
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May
23
Wednesday
Student Final Recitals 2018: Voice and Organ
Concerts
Public
Our final year singers and organists perform at the church of St Lawrence Jewry in the City of London.
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Apr
25
Wednesday
Dialogues with Madwomen - Screening and discussion
Lectures
Public
Screening of the award-winning 1994 Documentary Dialogues with Madwomen, followed by a discussion of women’s experience of mental health diagnosis and treatment.