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Start time: 10:00 Lecture by Graham Griffiths This lecture tells of the Mozart family’s stay in London (1764-65) when the 8-year-old child prodigy, Wolfgang Amadeus, befriended George III and became the subject of medical research. The talk is illustrated with explanations and performances of Mozart’s witty and precocious miniatures at the piano or electric keyboard. Music by Mozart’s own child-prodigy, Franz Xavier, brings the event to an emotional conclusion. Free to members Adult: £10 for guests Child: - Child Age Limit: 18 Concession Details: Free to members Name: The Arts Society Steyning Email: steyning@theartssociety.org Address:
The Steyning Centre, Steyning, West Sussex, BN44 3XZ
Telephone: 01903 81204211-11-2024
End time: 12:00
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Graham Griffiths’ experience includes work as a lecturer, conductor, pianist and composer. Qualifications include Music Research Fellow (City, University of London). DPhil., Musicology (Christ Church, Oxford, 2008), PGCE (Cambridge), BMusHons (Edinburgh).
He has been a guest on BBC Radio 3’s Composer of the Week and at St Petersburg International Conservatoires Festival. His research featured in the BBC Radio 3/AHRC celebration Five Forgotten Female Composers on International Women’s Day (8 March 2018). His work has been broadcast in several countries.
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