Australia Piano Quartet - Tempus Fugit
Event description
In Tempus Fugit, the Australia Piano Quartet, silenced by the pandemic, return to the UTS campus for two intimate live performances. As the world has stood still since the arrival of COVID-19, we return with relish to some of the richest treasures of the repertory - as if no time has passed at all, or perhaps we have time-travelled? In these exclusive performances APQ will perform works by Beethoven, Glinka, Brahms and Elena Kats-Chernin's Winter. Join us for these exclusive COVID-safe performances, bringing Konstantin Shamray, Sydney International Piano Competition winner, back to NSW to unite with his stalwart UTS colleagues, Thomas and James. Privacy notice To attend scheduled events you will need to register. Information collected from you as part of your participation in Australia Piano Quartet's Return from Isolation will be used to manage the event and your participation. Information will also be used for quality improvement and planning, including review the event’s success and outcomes. Your information will usually be collected directly from you. If you are under 16 years of age, you are required to obtain approval from your parent or legal guardian before providing your information to UTS. Your information collected as part of Australia Piano Quartet's Return from Isolation will not be disclosed to third parties unless required by law, or with your consent. You can request access to, or correct any inaccurate information. To make a request, or for any other questions around this notice and privacy, contact events@uts.edu.au. Depending on the event, you may be provided to option of opting in to subscribe to or receive further information about UTS research, news or events. If you choose to subscribe, you will receive further email communications from events@uts.edu.au and can unsubscribe by contacting events@uts.edu.au at any time. Further information on privacy can be found at Privacy at UTS. |