Join Dr Phillip Rutherford for an engaging afternoon at Central Coast Conservatorium on Sunday 18 May at 2.30pm as we journey into the life, music, and legacy of one of history’s greatest composers- Ludwig van Beethoven.
This is your chance to step into Beethoven’s world, exploring the passion and mystery that shaped his timeless works. This event delves beyond the notes on the page, offering insight into Beethoven’s personal story, his artistic journey, and the profound impact he had on the Romantic era and beyond.
What to Expect:
- Intriguing Discussion: Discover what it meant to be ‘Romantic’ in Beethoven’s time, and how his music both defined and defied the era.
- Personal Insights: Learn about Beethoven’s fascinating life, including his struggles, triumphs, and the stories behind his most famous compositions.
- Live Performance: Enjoy a special piano performance by one of our talented students, bringing Beethoven’s music to life.
- Relaxed Atmosphere: Connect with fellow music lovers over tea and biscuits in our courtyard.
Did you know?
Beethoven began losing his hearing in his late 20s, yet composed some of his greatest masterpieces while almost completely deaf. His bold, emotional style paved the way for the Romantic movement in music, inspiring generations of composers and artists.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to experience Beethoven’s genius up close and discover why his music continues to move us today.
Location: Robert Knox Hall, 45 Mann Street
Date & Time: Sunday 18 May 2.30pm
Tickets: Book Here (also available at the door)
