Anna Grinberg, Vanessa Tomlinson, Nozomi Omote and Liam Viney will perform The Rite of Spring by Igor Stravinsky, arranged for two pianos and percussion. The two piano arrangement was created by Stravinsky himself so that the Ballet Russes could rehearse the work ahead of its 1913 premiere in Paris. UQ alumnus and composer Christopher Healey arranged the full percussion battery for two percussionists, to enable performance of this great work in this configuration.
The School of Communication and Arts and The University of Queensland (UQ) invite you to attend the 100 Years of UQ Journalism Celebration. Held at the iconic Brisbane landmark, Customs House, this event will feature a keynote presentation from UQ Alumnus and senior ABC journalist Lisa Millar on The Future of Journalism.
The University of Queensland's School of Historical and Philosophical Inquiry invites you to join us for our 2021 School of Historical and Philosophical Inquiry Annual Lecture delivered by Professor Ann McGrath AM.
Experience Ludwig van Beethoven’s exhilarating Ninth Symphony with Maestro Dane Lam, the newly appointed Director and Conductor of The University of Queensland Symphony Orchestra. The UQSO will be joined by the UQ Chorus and soloists Sarah Crane, Maria Woolford, Rosario La Spina and Shaun Brown.
Percussionist Angus Wilson + pianist Alex Raineri bring together the familiar sounds of Gershwin alongside new sounds by three of Australia’s most vibrant compositional voices.
Milijana Nikolic and Rosario la Spina will bring Italian opera to life, right here in the Nickson Room, St Lucia, with highlights from Aida and Il Trovatore.
Join UNESCO Chair in Journalism and Communication, Professor Peter Greste and a panel of leading experts and academics for a thought-provoking discussion on 'Freedom of Speech'.
The Friends of Antiquity, in conjunction with The Discipline of Classics and Ancient History (School of Historical and Philosophical Inquiry, UQ), present the 26th Annual Ancient History Day.
Opportunity for students studying in the Humanities and Social Sciences (HASS) to network with and hear from industry and alumni from HASS disciplines. This event is part of the UQ Employability Week (15-19 March).
Adam Chalabi (violin), Patrick Murphy (cello) and Anna Grinberg (piano) join forces to perform two masterworks- Haydn’s ebullient trio in A major and the second of Brahms‘s three monumental piano trios.
Muses Trio celebrate International Women’s Day and their 9th season together with HOMEGROWN: striking new world premieres written recently for the Muses Trio by Australian women composers.
Our new 'Live from UQ' concert series kicks off on 4 March with Professor Liam Viney and Dr Shaun Brown performing two of the greatest song cycles ever composed; depicting longing for absent loved ones and reminding us of the struggles many face in a fragmented pandemic world.
Calling all 2nd, 3rd, 4th year and above HASS Students, this event is all about you! Come along and re-connect with your peers after a year online. Games, food and friends, we can’t think of a better way to kick start 2021!
Join UQ School of Political Science and International Studies expert analysts to understand all the detail about who won the 2020 US Election, how it happened, and what happens next...
This dynamic In-Conversation will take participants inside Unmasking the Racial Contract: Indigenous voices on racism in the Australian Public Service (2020) – from PhD research to published book.
Shaun Brown and Liam Viney present two of the great German song cycles - Dichterliebe (A Poet's Love) by Schumann and An die ferne Geliebte (To the distant beloved) by Ludwig Van Beethoven.
During this webinar, we will be joined by Professor Andrei Lankov (Korea Risk Group), Dr Jay Song (University of Melbourne) and The University of Queensland's Professor Roland Bleiker and Dr Richard Murray to look at why reunification did not happen. We will also discuss the chances for future reunification.
Learn more about UQ’s Master of Teaching programs and see how you can build on your first degree to explore, create and develop new knowledge through practical, school-based learning.
Adam Chalabi (violin) and Anna Grinberg (piano) will present works by Brisbane composer Robert Davidson, Estonian composer Arvo Pärt and Ludwig Van Beethoven
Our second Prize Winners Concert features finalists in the Percussion Prize, O’Brien Family Prize for Wind and Brass, and the Sleath String Performance Prize.
Learn how to translate your passion for injustices related to the environment, health, and local and global inequalities into a diverse range of careers that await you after you complete a Bachelor of Social Science at UQ.
