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AUSTRIA 2019

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The Year Of Maximilian

until 31. December 2019

The 500th anniversary of the death of Emperor Maximilian I prompted the province of Tyrol to declare 2019 the Year of Maximilian. It is being celebrated with a varied programme of educational and cultural events.

Visit the website for more information:
https://maximilian2019.tirol

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Exilforschung: Österreich

(Österreichische Gesellschaft für Exilforschung), Vienna:

Evelyn Adunka, Primavera Driessen Gruber, Simon Usaty (eds.) Exilforschung: Österreich. Leistungen, Defizite & Perspektiven. More than 40 scholars provide an overview of the current situation of Exile Studies in Austria covering a wide range of disciplines including literature, music, political science or history of science. A particular focus are different, interdisciplinary perspectives. Amongst other topics, the volume looks at immigration and living conditions in countries such as Australia, France, Canada, Palestine, Spain Turkey or Hungary. This anthology is intended as a signpost towards dealing with remaining unanswered questions in the context of the history of Austrian exile.

Visit this website for more information:
https://www.mandelbaum.at

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Festivals for all senses in Austria

Austrian cities offer many different cultural experiences. From museums and architecture to festivals for all senses – experience the diverse culture of Austria.

Visit this website for more information:
https://www.austria.info

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Further events

Events are added throughout the season. See www.austria.info/uk/events and www.vienna.info for further information and exact dates.

UK 2019

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Oxford Lieder Festival - 11-26 October 2019

The Last of the Romantics: Mahler and fin-de-siècle Vienna explores the cultural melting pot that was Vienna at the very height of Romanticism. The starting point is Mahler’s complete songs with piano but the Festival also explores the songs and chamber works by his contemporaries and predecessors: Schubert, Beethoven, Brahms, Wolf, Zemlinsky, Korngold, and Strauss. Nestled amongst more than fifty performances are also study days, readings, screenings, and workshops. As well as evening recitals there are lunchtime and rush hour concerts every weekday, two of which are given by exceptional young Austrian singers soprano Christina Gansch and mezzo-soprano Christina Sidak. The star studded line-up of artists also includes Ian Bostridge, Sarah Connolly, Angelika Kirchschlager, Mark Padmore, Roderick Williams, the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, and many more.

www.oxfordlieder.co.uk

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Greater London German Network /GLGN

This new website will be of interest to many of our members. It includes calendar listings of many German/Austrian/Swiss culture events alongside business and language subjects, blogs etc.

www.glgn.org.uk

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The Institute of Modern Languages

Senate House, Malet Street, London WC1

www.modernlanguages.sas.as.uk

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Austrian Cultural Forum

For further details of events contact:

www.acflondon.org

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Stammtisch

The London Stammtisch plan to arrange a members’ visit to an event at the Austrian Cultural Forum on 12th November 2019. They will invite non-members to join them. There will be a drinks reception before or after the visit to the ACF. If you are interested to find out more, contact Erika Lang: e.lang21@yahoo.co.uk

The Chiltern Stammtisch is celebrating St Nikolaus on Saturday 7th December 2019 at The Gate Pub, Bryants Bottom, Great Missenden.
Phil and new Head Chef Alan have put a fantastic menu together and there will be a visit from St Nikolaus and the ‘Krampus’.
Non-members are welcome to join us at this special event. For further information please contact brigitte.kreuger@angloaustrian.org.uk

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Additional links

http://www.oldvienna.co.uk