As part of the Medical Cultures cycle, the FEU is pleased to host Doctor Jean-Victor Blanc’s conference « Pop Culture and Psychiatry, everything you always wanted to know about psychiatry (but never dared to ask)… » Are all artists (including Britney) bipolar? Does schizophrenia look like a Black...
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For this Rendez-vous Musical, the FEU is pleased to welcome a quintet that includes two CiuP residents, Fernando Palomeque from the House of Argentina and Ryo Kojima from the College of Spain, who will join Christine Lee, musician in residence at the FEU. On the...
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The FEU is pleased to host one evening of the "Improvisation World Tour", an itinerant and interactive project with David Garel of the famous "Cours Florent", which takes place every Monday evening from 20:30 to 22:30 in one of the houses of the CiuP. This "Improvisation...
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Nothing is better to survive the coldness of winter than coming to listen to classical music on a Sunday afternoon. The musicians in residence and the Harriet Hale Woolley scholars invite you to a new Rendez-vous Musical on Sunday, January 21 at 5 pm. Join the...
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As the composer reaches a milestone birthday, Soprano Rayanne Dupuis and Pianist Guy Livingston (FEU alumnus) team up to serve up some Bolcom at his best: a selection of “serious” songs, as well as theatrical offerings and, of course, some Cabaret thrown in for good measure....
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Created by Tight Eyez and Mijo in the ghettos of California in the mid-1990s, Krump is an energetic dance with hip-hop, mime and African dance influences. Expressive on the level of the movements of the body and of the face, Krump tells in a sublimated...
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On Sunday, November 26, the Harriet Hale Wooley scholars and musicians in residence invite you to a special Rendez-vous Musical, dedicated to the Quatuor pour la Fin des Temps composed by Olivier Messiaen (45 min). As explained by Claude Samuel in his book Permanences d'Olivier Messiaen : dialogues...
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French Impressionist composers Claude Debussy and Maurice Ravel were very influenced by the beginnings of jazz and ragtime in the early 1900’s. Perhaps lesser known is how much jazz musicians themselves borrowed from Debussy and Ravel later on. This program shows the reciprocal links between...
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For the first Rendez-Vous Musical of 2018, the musicians in resident and the Harriet Hale Woolley scholars offer you to (re)-discover Debussy, Barber, Bryant ...
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