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28Oct	Zahhák: The Dragon King of Persia	Cambridge Shahnama Centre in Association with Iran Heritage Foundation (London) present:
26Oct	Cambridge University Chamber Orchestra	Cambridge University Chamber Orchestra Season Launch Concert Mozart Magic Flute Overture Mozart Clarinet Concerto Beethoven Symphony No.5
23Oct	Academy of Ancient Music	Ibragimova directs Symphonies and Concertos by Haydn and Mozart Haydn Violin Concerto No. 1 in C major (c. 1769) Haydn Symphony No. 45 in F sharp minor ‘Farewell’ (1772) Mozart Symphony No. 10 in G major (1770)
23Oct	Colloquium - Daniel Müllensiefen	Daniel Müllensiefen (Goldsmiths, University of London) The Musicality of Non-Musicians; Measuring Musical Expertise in Britain Abstract
22Oct	Composers' Workshop	Jeremy Dale Roberts We are delighted to be able to host this eminent British composer whose long and varied career brought him into close contact with figures such as Vaughan Williams. Dale Roberts is a featured composer in this year’s Kettle’s Yard New Music Series.
22Oct	Cambridge University Lunchtime Concert	A Celebration of 20th Century British Music Including Warlock's The Curlew with conductor George Parris and an ensemble of Cambridge instrumentalists.
21Oct	Performance Network	Performance and Cognition: Medicine, Mask, and Simulation Professor Peter Meineck (Associate Professor of Classics, New York University) Professor Roger Kneebone (PhD FRCS FRCSEd FRCGP, Professor of Surgical Education, Imperial College, London)
21Oct	Guest Lecture and Workshop, Rafael Reina	Contemporary Music Through Non-Western Techniques
19Oct	CaMEO - Ideas in the Community	Ideas in the Community CaMEO will be leading musical activities for all ages as part of Ideas in the Community, an event offering a taste of activities which feature in the Festival of Ideas programme from thought-provoking lectures to performances, and hands-on art sessions.
19Oct	Conductors' Talk - Harry Spence Lyth	SO YOU WANT TO BE A CONDUCTOR? Opportunities to conduct have always abounded at Cambridge University. Many of you discover conducting as your vocation during your studies. Since competition is fierce, the earlier you get informed about how to approach such a career the better.