Arts & Music@LSE: Details of upcoming events

Delighted to announce the start of the Lent Term Lunchtime Concerts   To view this email online, follow this link.   Full details of all LSE Arts and Music events can be found online: lse.ac.uk/arts LUNCHTIME CONCERT Michael Petrov, cello and Ashley Fripp, piano Date: Thursday 15 January 2015 Time: 1.05-2pm Venue: Shaw Library, Old Building Schubert - Arpeggione Sonata Cesar Franck - Sonata in A.   Ashley Fripp and Michael Petrov, the winner of the prestigious Guildhall School of Music Gold, will perform:   The full list of Lent Term lunchtime concerts can be browsed online     LSE ARTS COMPETITION Photo Prize 2015 - last few weeks! Submissions close at midnight on Wednesday 28 January 2015 Exhibition: Monday 23 - Saturday 28 February 2015 Do you want to win a trip to the top of The Shard? You still have a few weeks to enter into LSE Arts Photo Prize 2015 competition!   LSE Photo Prize 2015 will run alongside the Literary Festival and the theme for this year's competition is 'Foundations'.    For information about how to submit or details on the theme, please see the FAQ page or email arts.photoprize@lse.ac.uk.    Photo credits to 2014 winner Daniel Salvetti. ARTS PERFORMANCE NIGHT LSE Chill - call for performers! Date: Friday 30 January 2015 Time: 6-8pm Venue: Café 54, NAB If you have a hidden talent you'd like to show off then get in touch with LSE Arts! We have one slot left to fill, so if you're interested in performing in front of a crowd of friendly faces, you could be joining students Hari, Hadil, Remya & Sophie and performance duo The Inheritors.   LSE Chill offers staff, students and alumni an opportunity to perform in front of a friendly and 'chilled' crowd. With a limited number of free drinks and nibbles, it's the perfect way to start the weekend.   If you're interested in performing in next year's sessions, please email arts@lse.ac.uk or check the website for more details.  LSE ARTS EXHIBITION Art as Social Document Date: Monday 1 December 2014  - Friday 23 January 2015 Time: 10am-8pm, Mon-Fri  Venue: Atrium Gallery, Old Building In association with LSE Arts, this show presents a selection of work by the British artist Mark Neville. The artist's socially engaged practice builds a natural bridge to the academic debates on the issues of inequality, class, race, and conflict.   This exhibition is open to all, no ticket required. Visitors are welcome during weekdays (Monday - Friday) between 10am and 8pm (excluding bank holidays, when the school is closed, at Christmas and Easter, or unless otherwise stated on the web listing). For further information email arts@lse.ac.uk or phone on 0207 107 5342. Stay connected: LSE Perspectives   The online gallery featuring images contributed by students and staff, reflecting some of the fascinations, concerns, quirks and artistic sensibilities of our LSE community. LSE Chill   LSE Chill is an open mic session, showcasing the musical and performance talents of staff and students at LSE. The next LSE Chill is on Friday 30 January 2015. Podcasts   Podcasts of many LSE events, including previous LSE Arts and Literary Festival talks, can be listened to online. Public Lecture and Events: podcasts and videos OTHER EVENTS YOU MAY BE INTERESTED IN LSESU Music Society LSESU Chamber Choir Lunchtime Recital Date: Friday 23 January 2015 Time: 1-2pm Venue: Shaw Library, Old Building Entry: Free The non-auditioned choir of LSE students, staff and alumni will perform a range of unaccompanied choral music from the Renaissance to twentieth century, including Bruckner, Lauridsen and Parry.   For more information on the recital and the chamber choir, email J.Heeks@lse.ac.uk. Coming to an event at LSE   If you are planning to attend these events and have any questions on how to get here or when to arrive, please refer to LSE Events FAQs. Share our news:       Many LSE events are certified for CPD purposes by the Continuing Professional Development Certification Service. Refer to individual event web listings.     © Copyright LSE Events   This message was sent to woowonemusic@GMAIL.COM by The London School of Economics using NewZapp Email Marketing. Follow this link to unsubscribe or update your email preferences here.