Skip to main content

Past Events

placeholder
26 – 28 Nov Past event
How do we get out of here? What is holding us back? What are you prepared to do?
placeholder
26 – 28 Nov Past event
Join the performers of Music Creative Practice for a series of wild nights filled with intrigue, subversion and romance.
placeholder
26 Nov Past event
Good decisions: Achieving fairness in refugee law, policy and practice
placeholder
26 Nov Past event
The 2019 Kaldor Centre Annual Conference will bring top Australian and global thinkers together to explore aspects of refugee decision-making from the micro to the macro level – from individual cases through to wider public policy.
placeholder
25 Nov Past event
Sound Lab (Live) presents new electroacoustic pairings: live coding and Ableton Live, Fairlight CMI and electric guitar, one Buchla Music Easel and two pairs of hands, DSI Prophet and voice, bass guitar and modular synth, Diskclavier and tabla.
placeholder
25 Nov Past event
Come and celebrate the launch of the book Effective Negotiation: From Research to Results (4th ed).
placeholder
24 Nov Past event
The Collegium Musicum Choir and Burgundian Consort together celebrate the music of Charpentier and Lauridsen.
placeholder
23 Nov Past event
The UNSW New Music Collective returns to Esme Timbery Creative Practice Lab for another electrifying, genre-defying performance.
placeholder
22 Nov Past event

UNSW Wind Symphony

Paul Vickers, conductors

 

REED The Hounds of Spring 
VAUGHAN WILLIAMS English Folk Song Suite 
TICHELI Amazing Grace 
VAN DER ROOST Puszta 

Interval

BENSON Solitary Dancer 
MACKEY Undertow 
PYKE Ozymandias * º 
MARQUEZ Danzon No.2

* Australian Work
º World Premiere

placeholder
22 Nov Past event
Featuring Director, Simon V Kurian, and UNSW Adjunct Associate Professor Behrouz Boochani
placeholder
21 Nov Past event
Jazz Orchestra are delighted to present 3 world premieres composed by UNSW students especially for this concert – Vale by Shawna Ellen, Paradox by Samuel Ellery and Sunset Sky by James Curran.
placeholder
21 Nov Past event
Is economic inequality the price we pay for innovation? Joshua Gans and Andrew Leigh make the case that pursuing innovation does not mean giving up on equality—precisely the opposite.

Explore on demand events and podcasts

Watch & Listen