CHINA: March/April 2009

LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI
The Limits of Interpretation
April 2, 2009 (Thursday, 7:00 pm)
Central Conservatory of Music
Department of Conducting
No.43 Baojia street, Western District
Beijing 100031, P.R., China

(photo right: the Central Conservatory of Music is located on the grounds of the former residence of Prince Chun of the Qing Dynasty)

LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI
The Limits of Interpretation
April 1, 2009 (Wednesday 7:00 pm)
China Conservatory of Music
Department of Conducting
1 An-Xiang Road, Chaoyang District
Beijing 100101, P.R., China

(photo right: Paul Robinson greets Maestro Huang Feili – founder of the Central Conservatory of Music Conducting Department, and a pioneer in the performance of Western classical music in China)

LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI
The Limits of Interpretation
March 4, 2009 (Wednesday 5:00 pm)
Hong Kong University
Department of Music
Free and Open to Public

(photo right: entrance to the music department which is currently housed in the old colonial style section of HKU, but will soon be moving into larger modern quarters on campus)

“The Department of Music offers a research colloquia series where invited scholars and composers speak about their work. The series has become the primary forum for intellectual exchange in musicology and composition in Hong Kong, and forms a critical part of postgraduate training.”

Photos by Marita

Paul E. Robinson: Guest Speaker

In the course of his career as a broadcaster, author, conductor, and teacher, Paul Robinson has given innumerable talks and lectures on a wide variety of musical subjects in many different venues; click here for a partial list of these, and to contact him about a speaking engagement with your organization.