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29
Oct
2015

ANU Composers & Marcia Ruff Hewitt Jazz and Contemporary Music Prize

Entertainment

The ANU School of Music student composers have been working closely with faculty composers, guest composers and their colleagues in the New Music Ensemble, workshopping and editing their own pieces to premiere in Semester Two. The ANU New Music Ensemble will perfom new works in the first half of…

29
Oct
2015

Marcia Ruff Hewitt Jazz and Contemporary Music Prize

Entertainment

The Jazz Collective and Jazz Vocal ensemble perform the winning new compositions of the 2015 Marcia Ruff Hewitt Jazz and Contemporary Music Prize. For bookings, please use the link below:

28
Oct
2015

Wesley Centre - ANU School of Music Duo Guitars: Andrew Blanch & Callum Henshaw

Entertainment

Recent winner of the ANU School of Music’s Whitworth Roach Classical Music Performance Competition, Andrew Blanch and fellow student Callum Henshaw perform a set of stunning guitar music for this Wesley Music Centre WELL concert. Both Blanch and Henshaw will each feature as soloists before…

28
Oct
2015

Comparative legal approach to work-life reconciliation: raising pigs and children in the European Union and New Zealand

Lecture

Rising female employment rates, fluid family formation and falling fertility rates are amongst factors contributing to family-work conflicts. In the quest for work and family reconciliation, many contemporary societies continue to face a plethora of challenges and what Crompton (2006) referred to…

24
Oct
2015

Sound Bites ACT concert

Concert

ANU School of Music and Arts ACT Present: Sound Bites ACT Showcasing Canberra's best home grown talent Featuring The Gypsy Scholars Hugo Lee Band Eponymous Plus more acts TBA With special guest artist Andrew Farriss (INXS) Bookings via link below

22
Oct
2015

Human Development in the Middle East and North Africa Region: Past and Future

Lecture

In an article on trends in child mortality in developing countries published in 1986 the noted social scientist, J. C. Caldwell, found that all eleven of the worst performing countries by his calculations had majority Muslim populations and eight of them were from the Middle East and North Africa…

22
Oct
2015

Lunchbox: The Band of the Royal Military College returns

Entertainment

A wonderful way to spend your lunchtime break, don’t miss our FREE Lunchbox performances in Semester Two! Thursday, 22 October features a spectacular performance by the RMC Band as they return after their popular 13 August performance. --- The Band of the Royal Military College, often referred…