Wednesday 25 June, 10:00am. Two great opera composersJoin local musician Graham Ball as he reflects on the lives, and music, of two great opera composers, Guiseppe Verdi and Giacomo Puccini. Bookings essential.
Wednesday 28 May, 10:00am. Fascinating history of Opera.This fascinating talk begins in Italy during the Renaissance, over 400 years ago, and travels around the world to the present day. Join local musician Graham Ball will take you through the development of opera.Free event. Bookings essential.
Wednesday 23 April, 10:00am. Popular war songsMusic that helped to Win the War. Join local musician Graham Ball as he presents the popular songs of the world wars that sustained morale and provided much needed relaxation and entertainment.Free event. Bookings essential.
Wednesday 26 March, 10:00am. Highly influential composer of Classical periodMozart was the first freelance musician when public concerts became an important part of the music scene. Mozart’s compositions include many famous and loved pieces of operatic, symphonic, chamber, and choral music. Local musician Graham Ball discusses this highly influential, prolific, iconic, and popular composer of […]
Wednesday 26 February, 10:00am. Development of classical musicThe fascinating development of western classical music in Europe during the Dark Ages until the end of the 19th century, will be presented by local musician Graham Ball.Free event. Bookings essential.
A member of Lane Cove Chat by ITC has organised a book club where people can meet to discuss books that discuss global issues The first book club event is Thursday 12 September 2024 in the Lane Cove Library to discuss Johann Hari’s ‘Stolen Focus’. From the Stolen Focus Website "All over the world, our […]
Wednesday, 31 July. A tribute to Gilbert and SullivanJoin local musician Graham Ball as he provides a tribute to W S Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. Their enormously popular works would eventually give rise to the modern musical. Free event. Bookings essential.
Wednesday 26 June, 10:00am. Two great opera composersJoin local musician Graham Ball as he reflects on the lives, and music, of two great opera composers, Giuseppe Verdi and Giacomo Puccini.Free event. Bookings essential.
Wednesday 29 May, 10:00am. Fascinating history of Opera.This fascinating talk begins in Italy during the Renaissance, over 400 years ago, and travels around the world to the present day. Join local musician Graham Ball will take you through the development of opera.Free event. Bookings essential.
Wednesday 24 April, 10:00am. Popular war songsMusic that helped to Win the War. Join local musician Graham Ball as he presents the popular songs of the world wars that sustained morale and provided much needed relaxation and entertainment.Free event. Bookings essential.
Wednesday 10 April, 10:00am - new date. Fascinating development of music.The fascinating development of western classical music in Europe during the Dark Ages until the end of the 19th century, will be presented by local musician Graham Ball.This event is rescheduled from February to Wednesday 10 April. Kindly rebook your tickets please.Free event. Bookings essential.
Wednesday 27 March, 10:00am. Discuss the life and work of this highly influential, popular and prolific composer of the Classical period.Mozart was the first freelance musician at a time when public concerts became an important part of the musical scene. Mozart’s compositions include many famous and loved pieces of symphonic, chamber, operatic and choral music. […]
Wednesday 21 February, 10:00am. Fascinating development of musicThe fascinating development of western classical music in Europe during the Dark Ages until the end of the 19th century, will be presented by local musician Graham Ball. Free event. Bookings essential.
Moments in Music – Verdi and PucciniJoin local Musician Graham Ball as he reflects on the lives, and music, of two great opera composers, Giuseppe Verdi and Giacomo Puccini. Free event. Bookings essential.
Moments in Music – A Brief History of OperaThis fascinating talk begins in Italy during the Renaissance over 400 years ago and travels around the world to the present day. Join local musician Graham Ball will take you through the development of opera. Free event. Bookings essential.
