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Friday, 14 November 2014

Unis bilden weiter

Weiterbildungsangebot der steirischen Universitäten auf einem Fleck: ehemaliger Direktor der Wiener Staatsoper hält Impulsreferat

"Unis bilden weiter" macht heuer an der Kunstuniversität Graz (KUG) Station. Am 20. November 2014 informieren die steirischen Universitäten wieder über ihr vielfältiges Weiterbildungsangebot, diesmal im MUMUTH, dem Haus für Musik und Musiktheater der KUG. Der ehemalige Direktor der Wiener Staatsoper, Ioan Holender, wird zum Thema "Keine Entwicklung ohne Kunst. Warum unsere Wissensgesellschaft ohne Kultur nicht bestehen kann" ein Impulsreferat halten.


Die Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz, die Technische und Medizinische Universität Graz, die Montanuniversität Leoben sowie die KUG werden bei der Veranstaltung jeweils mit einem Beratungsstand vertreten sein. Ab 16.00 Uhr können sich Interessierte im Foyer des MUMUTH (1. Stock) über das aktuelle Weiterbildungsangebot beraten lassen. Die Stände sind durchgehend bis 21.00 Uhr besetzt.

Um 18.00 Uhr leitet der KUG-Bläserkreis unter der Leitung von Thomas Eibinger im György-Ligeti Saal mit der "Grand Canyon Fanfare" von James Newton Howard zu  den Grußworten von Rektorin Elisabeth Freismuth über. Es folgt das Impulsreferat von Ioan Holender. Das anschließende Podiumsgespräch mit dem Gast moderiert der Kulturwissenschaftler Harald Haslmayr.

Ausklingen wird die Veranstaltung mit dem Auftritt des Kristina Trezune Quartets, das mit Society-Jazz einen weiteren künstlerischen Impuls im Rahmen der Veranstaltung setzen wird. Indessen sorgt ein kleines Buffet für das leibliche Wohl der Gäste. Bis zum Ende der Veranstaltung um 21.00 Uhr besteht weiterhin die Möglichkeit, sich an den Ständen der Unis über deren Weiterbildungsangebot zu informieren.

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