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The University of Chicago Hong Kong Campus
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 28 พ.ย. 2018
The Hong Kong Jockey Club University of Chicago Academic Complex | The University of Chicago Francis and Rose Yuen Campus in Hong Kong is home to faculty, graduate students and undergraduates working and studying in Hong Kong. The campus is a hub for ambitious research, education and collaboration in Hong Kong, China and Asia, building upon the University’s rich history of scholarship in the region.
Concert | Refugee and Renaissance Man: Solomon Bard (1916-2014) in Hong Kong
December 12, 2024
Hong Kong Redux
Lecture & Concert | Refugee and Renaissance Man: Solomon Bard (1916-2014) in Hong Kong (Concert Part)
The University of Chicago campus in Hong Kong will present a lecture and a concert to complement its ongoing exhibition “Refugee and Renaissance Man: Solomon Bard (1916-2014) in Hong Kong". The exhibition curator, Professor Kenneth Pomeranz, will give a lecture about Bard’s contributions to Hong Kong throughout the decades. As befits Bard’s own life - in which he was born in Russia, moved as a child to Northeast China, spent 60 years in Hong Kong, and eventually wound up in Australia - the event will showcase a variety of music written in Europe, China, and Australia, and performed on both Western and Eastern instruments.
Watch Lecture Part: th-cam.com/video/DeOusZvcqpU/w-d-xo.html
Read more about Hong Kong Redux: www.uchicago.hk/events/hong-kong-redux/
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Twitter: UChicagoHK
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Hong Kong Redux
Lecture & Concert | Refugee and Renaissance Man: Solomon Bard (1916-2014) in Hong Kong (Concert Part)
The University of Chicago campus in Hong Kong will present a lecture and a concert to complement its ongoing exhibition “Refugee and Renaissance Man: Solomon Bard (1916-2014) in Hong Kong". The exhibition curator, Professor Kenneth Pomeranz, will give a lecture about Bard’s contributions to Hong Kong throughout the decades. As befits Bard’s own life - in which he was born in Russia, moved as a child to Northeast China, spent 60 years in Hong Kong, and eventually wound up in Australia - the event will showcase a variety of music written in Europe, China, and Australia, and performed on both Western and Eastern instruments.
Watch Lecture Part: th-cam.com/video/DeOusZvcqpU/w-d-xo.html
Read more about Hong Kong Redux: www.uchicago.hk/events/hong-kong-redux/
➡ Subscribe to our Enews: bit.ly/3fxp8JP
Twitter: UChicagoHK
Facebook: UChicagoHK
Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/UChicagoHK
Instagram: UChicagoHK
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