Hindemith: A Celebration
Event description
Hindemith: A Celebration
Marking the 130th birthday of the German-American composer, violist, music theorist, conductor and teacher Paul Hindemith in a concert featuring works that embody his philosophy of making quality music accessible for all instruments. Join pianist Konstantin Shamray, violinist Curt Thompson, clarinettist David Griffith, trumpeter Joel Brennan, and cellist Richard Narroway in celebration of a composer who rarely leaves the audience indifferent, revealing the beauty of this music. The program includes Second and Third piano sonatas, Sonata for Trumpet and piano, and almost alien Quartet for clarinet, violin, cello and piano.
PARKING
The City of Melbourne has recently changed the parking restrictions around the Southbank Campus. Parking control hours are now expanded to 7am–10pm, seven days per week, and are capped at three hours. A $2-per-hour fee after 7pm is also now in place. There is no change to the $4-per-hour peak rate between 7am–7pm. Parking inspectors are regularly in the area fining drivers who overstay their meter, so we encourage everyone to be aware and avoid an expensive fine.
ACCESSIBILITY
All venues at the Southbank campus are wheelchair accessible. To read more about access services available at our venues, please visit: https://finearts-music.unimelb.edu.au/access-our-events.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Please stay home if you feel unwell, even with mild symptoms. Face masks are welcome in all settings for community and personal safety.
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