This calendar lists events associated with Trinity College. Members of College are welcome to add events to it.
| Date | Time | Category | Event | Details |
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| 29th Apr 2009 | 22:00 | Music | TCMS - Late Night Series | College musicians performing late night music in the Chapel.
Dominic Kraemer – bass
Michael Waldron – piano
Admission free. No booking required, just turn up (Chapel). |
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| 28th Apr 2009 | 20:00 | Societies | The Trinity College Literary Society Presents: The Perdika Press | Following their two, highly successful, previous readings to the TCLS, the returning Perdika line up will include Mario Petrucci, Peter Brennan, Nick Potamitis, Jacqui Rowe and Thomas Weber. For more information see www.perdikapress.com (Old Combination Room). |
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| 19th Apr 2009 | 13:00 | Music | Trinity College Choir Concert | Lunchtime Recital in Chapel as part of Cambridge Cantat 800. This is a week-long celebration of the University’s rich and diverse tradition of choral music, as part of the University’s 800th anniversary
Holst - Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda
Laudridsen - Nocturnes
O'Regan - Care Charminge Sleepe
Bax - Mater ora Filium
Briggs - Messe pour Notre-Dame
Tickets: £5
Available from the Corn Exchange Box Office - 01223 357851 (Chapel). Cantat 800. |
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| 27th Mar 2009 | 19:30 | Music | Laydie Louthians Lilte | Pantagruel (voices, flutes, lutes, gitterns and citterns) give a semi-staged performance of Scottish and English music published in the 17th century, soon after the unification of the two countries.
Tickets £15 (students / unwaged £10) available from Selene Webb in the Chapel Office, or online at www.CambridgeEarlyMusic.org (Chapel). . |
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| 13th Mar 2009 | 18:30 | Chapel | Commemoration of Benefactors | An address will be given by Lord Hurd (Douglas Hurd) (Chapel). |
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| 12th Mar 2009 | 13:15 | Music | Trinity College Choir - Lunchtime Recital | The Choir will perform a lunchtime recital in Chapel from 1.15 to 1.55pm. Including Bach Jesu, meine Freude and music by Mendelssohn and Lauridsen. Admission Free (Chapel). |
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| 12th Mar 2009 | 17:10 | Guest Speaker | Lecture - Oisin Comes Home: Yeats as Inheritor | This term's Clark Lecturer will be Prof. Roy Foster (Hertford College, Oxford), who will speak on the following theme:
‘Words Alone Are Certain Good’: Literature, nationalism and politics in nineteenth-century Ireland
Open to all, with no ticket required. Mill Lane Lecture Rooms. |
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| 11th Mar 2009 | 12:00 | Chapel | Lent Lunch - Aspects of Trinity | TRINITY: A PATERNAL VIEW
Free lunch at 1.00pm in the Old Kitchen, followed by a talk by Mr Nick Denyer (Fellow and Father of the College) and discussion; finishes by 2.00pm (Old Kitchen). |
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| 11th Mar 2009 | 18:15 | Societies | Michael Edwards - influential author on civil society and philanthropy - Trinity Politics Society event | Trinity Politics Society event (Old Combination Room). |
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| 11th Mar 2009 | 18:30 | Fellows | Fellows' Research Talks | A reminder that the second of the Lent Term Fellows' Research Talks will be
this Wednesday, 11th March, 6:30-7:50pm in the Master's Lodge.
Speakers will be Professor Philip Allot and Dr Mbou Eyole. Drinks will be served, and all are welcome, including partners. Please RSVP Ruth Easthope if you plan on coming, ree23@cam.ac.uk, or email Joel Cabrita, jmc67@cam.ac.uk if you have any questions. |
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| 10th Mar 2009 | 22:00 | Chapel | Sung Compline | Late evening service sung by the Choir and others who wish to join them. Please contact the Organ Scholars if you would like to sing. All are welcome to attend the service (Chapel) (Chapel). |
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| 7th Mar 2009 | 20:00 | Music | CUMS CHORUS AND PRIME BRASS CONCERT | Tim Brown conductor.
Soloists taken from CUMS Vocal Soloists Competition.
Tickets: £15, £12 concession, £5 students
DETAILS: Walton Coronation Te Deum
Henri Tomasi Procession Nocturne
Winning work in the CUMS Choral Composition Competition 2008-09
Rutter Gloria
Bruckner Four motets
Schoenberg Fanfare on motifs of Die Gurrelieder,
Lauridsen O Magnum Mysterium
Timothy Brown Jesus Christ's Expostulation
Arvo Pärt De Profundis
Walton Jubilate Deo
Tom Kimber Harvest Moon (world premiere) (Chapel). CUMS website. |
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| 5th Mar 2009 | 17:00 | Guest Speaker | Lecture - Lost in the Big House: Anglo-Irishry and the Uses of the Supernatural | This term's Clark Lecturer will be Prof. Roy Foster (Hertford College, Oxford), who will speak on the following theme:
‘Words Alone Are Certain Good’: Literature, nationalism and politics in nineteenth-century Ireland
Open to all, with no ticket required. Mill Lane Lecture Rooms. |
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| 5th Mar 2009 | 17:00 | Academic | History of Philosophy Seminar | Andrew Hicks (University of Toronto) will give a paper on ''Philosophical contexts for musical theory in late ancient Platonism'. All welcome.
(Deighton Room). |
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| 4th Mar 2009 | 13:00 | Chapel | Lent Lunch - Aspects of Trinity | MY ROAD TO TRINITY
Free lunch at 1.00pm in the Old Kitchen, followed by a talk by Mr Brian Trow (Accommodation and Conference Co-ordinator) and discussion; finishes by 2.00pm (Old Kitchen). |
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| 4th Mar 2009 | 19:30 | Societies | TCMS presents the Cambridge Bach Players | The Cambridge Bach Players return to Trinity after last term's sell-out concert. Their all-Bach programme will include Brandenburg Concerto no. 5 (soloists Rupert Compston, Eugene Feygelson and Catherine Bradley) and cantata BWV 105 'Herr, gehe nicht ins Gericht', alongside a violin sonata (soloist Maxim Kosinov) and motet sung by Trinity choral scholars. Conducted by Samuel Hogarth. Tickets £8, £5 students, free for TCMS members (Chapel). |
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| 4th Mar 2009 | 20:00 | Guest Speaker | A Reading by the Acclaimed Novelist Iain Banks | In the Masters Lodge
Please email (masters.secretary@trin.cam.ac.uk) prior to the reading to reserve seats. |
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| 1st Mar 2009 | 17:40 | Music | Sunday Organ Recital (before Evensong) | Organist: Rupert Compston (Trinity College) (Chapel). |
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| 27th Feb 2009 | 20:00 | Societies | TCMS presents- Schubert and Mendelssohn | The Trinity Players return under the direction of Christian Stier and Tom Lovering with a programme including Schubert's Unfinished Symphony and Mendelssohn's much-loved Violin Concerto. Soloist Natasha Sachsenmeier. Tickets £5 (£3 concessions/free for TCMS members) available on the door (Chapel) (Chapel). |
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| 25th Feb 2009 | 13:00 | Chapel | Lent Lunch - Aspects of Trinity | TRINITY: A MATHEMATICIAN'S VIEW
Free lunch at 1.00pm in the Old Kitchen, followed by a talk by Prof. Bela Bollobas and discussion; finishes by 2.00pm (Old Kitchen). |
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| 24th Feb 2009 | 17:00 | Guest Speaker | Lecture - The First Romantics: Young Irelands between Catholic Emancipation and the Famine | This term's Clark Lecturer will be Prof. Roy Foster (Hertford College, Oxford), who will speak on the following theme:
‘Words Alone Are Certain Good’: Literature, nationalism and politics in nineteenth-century Ireland
Open to all, with no ticket required. Mill Lane Lecture Rooms. |
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| 24th Feb 2009 | 19:15 | Chapel | Shrove Tuesday Pancake Party | Dr Martin and the Chaplains invite you to this year’s Chapel Pancake Party on Shrove Tuesday (24th February).
This will take place at 12 Bridge Street, soon after Choral Evensong has finished. Meet us outside Chapel or come along to the flat from 7.15 onwards. All welcome. |
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| 22nd Feb 2009 | 17:40 | Music | Sunday Organ Recital (before Evensong) | Organist: Philip White-Jones (Southwell) |
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| 21st Feb 2009 | 14:00 | Alumni | Trinity in the City Panel Discussion | A number of Trinity Alumni working in the city are visiting the College to talk to students about their experiences in the financial world (14:00 - 15:30).
Organised by Trinity City Futures, Trinity in the City Association (TCA) and the Alumni Relations Department (Old Combination Room). |
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| 17th Feb 2009 | 17:00 | Guest Speaker | Lecture: The Politicisation of Irish Literature | This term's Clark Lecturer will be Prof. Roy Foster (Hertford College, Oxford), who will speak on the following theme:
‘Words Alone Are Certain Good’: Literature, nationalism and politics in nineteenth-century Ireland
Open to all, with no ticket required.
. Mill Lane Lecture Rooms. |
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