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  1. May

    1

    Wednesday

    Concerts

    Public

    ELISION celebrate the vivid, fiercely virtuosic work of composer Richard Barrett, closely associated with the ensemble for over 25 years. Programme includes a major new work, 'membrane', for trombone and electronics.

  2. Oct

    5

    Saturday

    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 2019.

  3. May

    13

    Monday

    Concerts

    Public

    Ian Pace performs a recital including Sam Hayden's 40-minute cycle for solo piano, Becomings (Das Werden) I-VII (2016-18).

  4. May

    23

    Thursday

    Concerts

    Public

    Lila Cita, the UK's leading Balinese gamelan group perform together with the stunning Lila Bhawa dance troupe.

  5. May

    10

    Friday

    Concerts

    Public

    Rolf Hind plays Sir Peter Maxwell Davies' expansive Piano Sonata (1981) alongside musical tributes to Maxwell Davies' continuing influence by a number of today's composers.

  6. Apr

    25

    Thursday

    Concerts

    Public

    Pianist Mark Knoop plays a lunchtime recital of works exploring repetition and musical economy, to coincide with our two-day conference "Again and Again".

  7. May

    24

    Friday

    Concerts

    Public

    Four outstanding pianists, all alumni from City's undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes, play a diverse selection of works, reflecting the breadth of their expertise.

  8. Apr

    25

    Thursday

    Seminars

    Public

    RCCES Seminar on 'Advances in Robustness Assessment of Multi-storey Buildings'

  9. Apr

    30

    Tuesday

    Concerts

    Public

    Pianist Richard Uttley performs works by Georg Friedrich Haas, Michael Cutting, Naomi Pinnock and a world premiere by Kate Whitley.

  10. Apr

    25

    Thursday

    Concerts

    Public

    Hear Simeon ten Holt's beautiful 1976 piece, a melancholy and meditative take on minimalist music, performed on this occasion on two pianos and two marimbas.

  11. Jun

    29

    Saturday

    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 2019.

  12. May

    22

    Wednesday

    Lectures

    Public

    Clerkenwell Design Week Fringe Event on Megacities 2050

  13. Jun

    4

    Tuesday

    Workshops

    Public

    This day-long workshop sets out to explore how literary, visual and other narrative forms mediate and intervene into current debates on cities, urban spaces and sustainable infrastructure developments.

  14. Jul

    11

    Thursday

    Open days

    Public

    Thinking about taking a short course? Join us on Thursday 11th July 2019 and get a taste of learning with our 30-minute sessions in a wide range of subject areas.

  15. May

    8

    Wednesday

    Lectures

    Public

    Professor Hilari will talk about aphasia, the communication impairment that affects about 30% of people who have a stroke.

  16. May

    8

    Wednesday

    Public, Staff, Students, Alumni, Prospective Postgraduates, Prospective Undergraduates, Academics

    Susan Kilsby is a renowned leader across business, finance and Mergers and Acquisitions

  17. Jul

    3

    Wednesday

    Conferences

    Staff

    Conference focuses on Promoting Student Success

  18. May

    28

    Tuesday

    Lectures

    Public

    The Department of Music welcomes Chi-chi Nwanoku OBE, distinguished bass player, teacher, broadcaster and founder of the Chineke! Foundation, to deliver our annual public lecture.

  19. May

    24

    Friday

    Alumni Events

    Students, Alumni, Academics

    Alumni Concert and Networking Reception

  20. Apr

    30

    Tuesday

    Panel Discussions

    Public

    Regulatory architecture and its evolution in the UK and Australia

  21. May

    13

    Monday

    Lectures

    Public

    The Rosemary Crompton Lecture 2019

  22. Apr

    27

    Saturday

    Alumni Events

    Alumni, Prospective Postgraduates, Prospective Undergraduates, Academics

    Alumni Gathering in Lagos

  23. Apr

    25

    Thursday

    2 days

    Conferences

    Public

    Join us at City, University of London for a discussion interdisciplinary conversation about musical repetition in its broadest and its most particular terms

  24. May

    17

    Friday

    Concerts

    Public

    Imaginative pianist Lebedeva presents "a concert that speaks in more ways than one", combining music with evocative film images by Alexander Fodor and words by artist Martin Firrell.

  25. Jul

    10

    Wednesday

    Conferences

    Public

    Discussing what conceptual, practical, and theoretical work ‘mobility’ does within the academy, cultural sector, and policy.

  26. Apr

    26

    Friday

    Conferences

    Public, Staff, Students, Alumni, Academics

    The 2nd Cross-Border Corporate Insolvency & Commercial Law Research Group Conference will bring together senior and promising junior scholars who wish to present their research to a multinational specialist audience in the field of corporate insolvency and commercial law.

  27. Apr

    29

    Monday

    Seminars

    Public

    Health Services Research Seminar: The Politics of Evidence Dr Justin Parkhurst

  28. Apr

    30

    Tuesday

    Conferences

    Public

    2019 City Food Policy Symposium

  29. May

    1

    Wednesday

    Seminars

    Public

    Join us at Cass Business School for a discussion with Janina Steinmetz regarding Immigration

  30. Apr

    24

    Wednesday

    Concerts

    Public

    City hosts the Choir of Université PSL (Université de recherche Paris Sciences et Lettres), performing a programme of standards, hymns, spirituals and traditional music, reflecting the idea of "freedom songs".

  31. May

    16

    Thursday

    Panel Discussions

    Public

    City will be hosting a book launch for "The Corporation, Law and Capitalism: A Radical Perspective on the Role of Law in the Global Political Economy"

  32. May

    9

    Thursday

    3 days

    Public, Staff, Students, Alumni, Prospective Postgraduates, Prospective Undergraduates, Academics

    This is a sequence of three events for women entrepreneurs, and for women who want to start their own business

  33. May

    21

    Tuesday

    Concerts

    Public

    Hear Olivier Messiaen's profound quartet, written while the composer was a prisoner of war, performed by CIty's resident virtuoso chamber ensemble.

  34. May

    29

    Wednesday

    Concerts

    Public

    A unique musical-choreographic collaboration between Kae Ishimoto (Japan), Soosan Lolavar (U.K.–Iran), and Rosa van Hensbergen (U.K.), exploring questions of inheritance, object attachment, and loss, tradition and culture.

  35. May

    30

    Thursday

    Concerts

    Public

    Fresh new multi-channel electronica, experiments in music and sonic art from City's legendary sound studios.

  36. May

    28

    Tuesday

    Concerts

    Public

    The early musics of Eastern and Western Europe, including Latin, Byzantine, and Slavic chant, performed by CIty's specialist vocal ensemble at the Church of St Clements, directed by Alexander Lingas.

  37. May

    20

    Monday

    Concerts

    Public

    An ingenious collaboration from City's PhD composers, exploring artificial intelligence, futurism, music, technology, automation and 1980s game show aesthetics.

  38. Jul

    15

    Monday

    2 days

    Conferences

    Public

    The conference explores the connected themes of artificial intelligence (AI) and its role in knowledge organization, ethics andcreativity.

  39. May

    22

    Wednesday

    Concerts

    Public

    Virtuosic vocal ensemble EXAUDI return to City, with a diverse selection of new works by City composers.

  40. Apr

    26

    Friday

    Concerts

    Public

    Morton Feldman's final work, a 70-minute tapestry of repetition and variation. The performance concludes City's conference, "Again & Again: Musical Repetition in Aesthetics, Analysis and Experience", taking place 25-26 April 2019.

  41. May

    15

    Wednesday

    Concerts

    Public

    Our final year BMus singers take the stage for their end of year recitals. Open to the public and free to attend.

  42. Jun

    27

    Thursday

    2 days

    Launches

    Public

    Book Launch in honour of Sir Michael Francis Atiyah

  43. May

    23

    Thursday

    Public

    Household survey nonresponse is a matter of concern in many countries. As response rates continue to decrease, one of the major challenges that remain is the understanding of nonresponse and nonresponse bias, and the development of sophisticated statistical methods for low response rate surveys.

  44. May

    20

    Monday

    Conferences

    Public

    In conjunction with the Institute of Musical Research.

  45. May

    31

    Friday

    Concerts

    Public

    Haydn's dramatic and well-loved 'Mass in a time of war', performed by the combined voices and instrumentalists of City's choir and orchestra.

  46. Jun

    17

    Monday

    Conferences

    Staff, Students

    You are cordially invited to the 7th Annual School of Health Sciences Doctoral Research Conference where MPhil, PhD, and DPsych students from across the School will present their research to fellow research students and staff. The conference will showcase the wide range of doctoral research currently being undertaken in the School.

  47. May

    14

    Tuesday

    Concerts

    Public

    Our final year BMus cellist and flautist take the stage for their end of year recitals. Open to the public and free to attend.

  48. May

    16

    Thursday

    Concerts

    Public

    Our final year BMus pianists and organist take the stage for their end of year recitals. Open to the public and free to attend.

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