|
DAY |
MONTH |
TOPIC |
LECTURER |
|
7 |
February |
Tchaikovsky:
The Queen of Spades |
John Pringle AM |
|
14 |
February |
Wagner in China |
Prof Colin Mackerras |
|
21 |
February |
How woke should opera be? ... and other pressing questions about repertoire, casting and conceptual production design |
Christina Henson |
|
28 |
February |
Rimsky-Korsakov:
Le Coq D'Or |
Dr David Schwartz |
|
7 |
March |
Zemlinsky:
A Florentine Tragedy |
Prof Michael Ewans |
|
14 |
March |
Singing the Holocaust: Sophie's Choice/The Passenger |
Prof Michael Halliwell |
|
21 |
March |
Mascagni:
Cavalleria Rusticana
Followed by the NOSG Annual General Meeting |
Dr Hannah Mondry |
|
28 |
March |
Leoncavallo:
I Pagliacci |
Dr Hannah Mondry |
|
4 |
April |
Operas of King Arthur |
Murray Dahm |
|
11 |
April |
Wagner in Italy |
Dr Peter Bassett |
|
18 |
April |
EASTER MONDAY |
No Meeting |
|
25 |
April |
ANZAC DAY |
No Meeting |
|
2 |
May |
Wagner's magical opera
Lohengrin: Its origins and its influences |
Dr John Carmody |
|
9 |
May |
Antonio Cesti:
Orontea (Pinchgut Opera) |
Genevieve Lang |
|
16 |
May |
Offenbach:
Tales of Hoffman - lessons in love ... and loss |
Dr David Schwartz |
|
23 |
May |
J S Bach:
St John Passion |
Dr Robert Forgacs |
|
30 |
May |
The career of Robert Gard, Tenor |
Ben Oxley |
|
6 |
June |
Show and tell |
Northside Members |
|
13 |
June |
QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY |
No Meeting |
|
27 |
June |
An unusual triangle: Clara Schumann, Robert and Brahms
Followed by lunch at the Greengate Hotel
|
Meg Matthews
|
|
Semester 2: Lectures resume Monday 18 July 2022 |
|
PATRON: JOHN PRINGLE AM |
|
PROGRAMME CO-ORDINATOR: WENDY HAMLIN |
