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http://kent.ac.uk/music/whatson.html

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Summer Music Week A week-long music festival celebrating the end of the academic year. Details released in mid-April or follow @UKCSummerMusic on Twitter

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Gulbenkian Theatre, 7.30pm

Okeanos Ensemble

Nicola LeFanu composer

Nancy Gaffield librettist

Caroline Clegg director

Continuing the University's 50th anniversary celebrations, based on the award-winning cycle of poems by Nancy Gaffield, Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing. The first half presents traditional Japanese music.

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Fri 22 May: Lunchtime Concert: music for two pianos

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Fri 22 May: Lunchtime Concert: music for two pianos

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Colyer-Fergusson Hall, 1.10pm

...this floating, fleeting world...

Daniel Harding, Matthew King pianos

Nancy Gaffield poet

As a curtain-raiser to Tokaido Road, a recital of music exploring East-West themes including works by Ravel and Debussy, with poems by Nancy Gaffield from her award-winning Tokaido Road cycle.

Admission free

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Weds 1 April: Lunchtime Concert: Canterbury High

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Weds 1 April: Lunchtime Concert: Canterbury High

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Colyer-Fergusson Hall, 1.10pm

Students from Canterbury Academy in a varied programme from classical to jazz-funk.

Admission free

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Colyer-Fergusson Hall, 3pm

Symphony Orchestra

Susan Wanless conductor

Silbelius Karelia Suite

Dvorak Symphony no 9 in E minor, New World

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Colyer-Fergusson Hall, 8pm

Invicta Voices (Alumni Chamber Choir), Chamber Choir, Cecilian Choir, University Sinfonia

Matthew Bamford, Daniel Harding, Emma Murton conductors

Launching the new alumni Chamber choir with guests, in music from Monteverdi to Whitacre.

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The Crypt, Canterbury Cathedral, 7.30pm

Daniel Harding, Emma Murton conductors

Anne Engels flute

Then Comes The Day; a programme of choral and instrumental music commemorating countries involved in the First World War.

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Sat 14 Mar: Colyer-Fergusson Cathedral Concert

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Sat 14 Mar: Colyer-Fergusson Cathedral Concert

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Canterbury Cathedral, 7.30pm

University Chorus & Symphony Orchestra

S usan Wanless conductor

Verdi Requiem

The annual Cathedral concert sees four outstanding forces joining the Chorus and Orchestra in Verdi's celebrated masterpiece as part of the University's 50th anniversary celebrations

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Weds 11 Mar: Lunchtime Concert: Geoff Mason Quintet

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Weds 11 Mar: Lunchtime Concert: Geoff Mason Quintet

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Colyer-Fergusson Hall

Geoff Mason is one of the UK's finest 'Blue Note era' musicians, and the quintet brings a lively blend of jazz standards and bebop tunes.

Admission free, suggested donation £3

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Weds 4 Mar: Lunchtime Concert: Variations for Judi

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Weds 4 Mar: Lunchtime Concert: Variations for Judi

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Colyer-Fergusson Hall, 1.10pm

Daniel Harding piano

Kathryn Cox soprano

A performance of the complete set of Variations for Judith written by composers including Judith Weir, Tarik O'Regan, Jonathan Dove and Sir Peter Maxwell Davies; the programme also includes music by Satie, Amy Beach and Alison Wrenn.

Admission free

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Fri 27 Feb: Around the World In...Concert & Big Bands

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Fri 27 Feb: Around the World In...Concert & Big Bands

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Colyer-Fergusson Hall, 7.30pm

Ian Swatman conductor

Louise Cookman vocalist

The Concert & Big Bands take a musical journey from Lawrence's Arabia to the Emerald Isle and the streets of New Orleans.

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Fri 20 Feb: CantiaQuorum: Living Room Music

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Fri 20 Feb: CantiaQuorum: Living Room Music

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Colyer-Fergusson Hall, 7.30pm

Our professional ensemble-in-residence in music by Handel, Bach, Telemann and John Cage.

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Weds 18 Feb - Tues 3 March: A Variation a Day

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Weds 18 Feb - Tues 3 March: A Variation a Day

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Colyer-Fergusson foyer, 1.15pm

Daniel Harding piano

A performance each week-day of a variation on 'Bist du bei mir' from Variations for Judith Admission free

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Colyer-Fergusson Hall

Piazzolla Tangos

Admission free, suggested donation £3