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19Nov	Cambridge University Lunchtime Concert	Schubert's Winterreise Performed by Nicholas Mogg, baritone and Harry Ogg, piano. Please visit our website, www.cums.org.uk, for directions to all our concert venues. Full programme details will be announced online shortly before each concert.
18Nov	Performance Network	The Work of the Audience Nicholas Ridout (Reader in Theatre and Performance Studies, Queen Mary University of London) Professor Steven Connor (Grace 2 Professor of English, University of Cambridge)
16Nov	The Epic of Everest	The Epic of Everest Cambridge University Chamber Orchestra Andrew Gourlay, conductor J.B. Noel The Epic of Everest (1924; compiled score from 1924 by Frederick Laurence and Eugene Goossens Snr.)
14Nov	Rest is Noise Festival	Lecturer in Popular Music, J.
13Nov	Colloquium - Dr Julie Brown	Dr Julie Brown (Royal Holloway, University of London) From textual palimpsest to silent film performance: critical perspectives on recreating the musical presentation of The Epic of Everest (1924)
12Nov	Composers' Workshop	David Chaillou Another distinguished visitor this time from France, David Chaillou will talk about writing music for the theatre, and also outline the work of the most recent generations of French composers.
12Nov	Cambridge University Lunchtime Concert	Stravinsky's Les Noces Performed by the CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY CHAMBER CHOIR, with William Cole, conductor.
06Nov	Colloquium - Professor Justin London	Professor Justin London (Carleton College, USA; Visiting Fellow, Wolfson College, Cambridge) Microtiming in Mande Drumming: Categorical Production and Perception of Non-Isochronous Rhythms
05Nov	Composers' Workshop	Harold Melzer A distinguished visitor from the USA, Harold Melzer will discuss his work as a composer, and there is an opportunity to hear some of this in performance during the CUMS lunchtime recital preceding this workshop.
05Nov	Cambridge University Lunchtime Concert	Harold Meltzer Showcase A lecture-recital focusing on the works of American composer Harold Meltzer, led by Dr Jeremy Thurlow and members of the NEW MUSIC ENSEMBLE.