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Victory Day Piano Recital – Amir Tebenikhin

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You are all cordially invited to the Victory Day Piano Recital by a famous Kazakh pianist, Amir Tebenikhin

Date: Sunday, May 9, 2010
Time: 2:30pm – 4:00pm
Location: Jesus College Chapel, Cambridge

He will play -
J. S. Bach : Französische Suite Nr. 5 G-Dur BWV 816
R. Schumann : Sonate Nr. 3 f-moll op. 14
F. Chopin : 4 Scherzi : Nr. 1 h-moll op. 20
Nr. 2 b-moll op. 31
Nr. 3 cis-moll op. 39
Nr. 4 E-Dur op. 54

Admission: free ( if you so wish, retiring contribution will be collected)

Organized by:
Equipes de Sogdiana
Cambridge Central Asia Forum
Cambridge University Kazakh Society
British-Kazakh Society

Amir Tebenikhin was awarded the First Prize at the George Enescu
International Piano Competition 2009 in Bucharest, Romania. In 1999
Mr. Tebenikhin won the First Prize in XIII Vianna da Motta
International Music Competition in Lisbon. Other prestigious prizes
include Special Prize at the 56th Geneva International Piano
Competition, Laureate at the Queen Elisabeth Piano Competition in
Brussels in 2003, 2nd Prize and the Special Prize for The Best
Interpretation of a Concerto with Orchestra at the 1st C. Bechstein
International Piano Competition in Essen, Germany, 1st Prize at the
Third Anton Rubinstein International Piano Competition 2007 in
Dresden, Germany.


Nauryz 2010

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Cambridge University Kazakh Society is delighted to invite you to the annual celebration of

NauryzCentral Asian New Year Festival

When: 7pm, Wednesday, 10 March
Where: Jesus College, Chapel and Forum
Entrance: Free

We would like to share this spring cheer with you! Come and discover completely different cultures, traditional costumes, dance, music and food.

Watch an amazing show prepared especially for your enjoyment. Taste some delicious food from all over the region cooked in some of the best Central Asian restaurants in London. Drink expensive good wine from the embassy cellar.

Nauryz marks the coming of spring. It transcends religious, ethnic, linguistic and national divisions and brings people together. It showcases the region’s rich tradition and mythology for the world to experience. Above all else it is an occasion for celebration and a great festival becoming more and more popular in modern post-soviet Kazakhstan and Central Asia.

The event is organised by the Cambridge University Kazakh Society in partnership with Cambridge Central Asia Forum and sponsored by Central Asian Embassies in the UK as well as companies with interest in the region. Ambassadors of all involved countries are expected to attend the event.

Have a look at the Gallery to see photos taken on previous celebrations of Nauryz in Cambridge.


Recital by Temirzhan Yerzhanov

Temirzhan Yerzhanov Cambridge

Saturday, 27th February, 7.30pm
Bateman Auditorium, Gonville and Caius College
Tickets: 7 for students and 10 for others.

Temirzhan Yerzhanov is the First Prize and Gold Medal winner at the XIth International Robert Schumann Piano Competition in Zwickau, Germany where he represented then unknown Kazakhstan for the first time on an international stage.

In January 2008 he was named by San Francisco Classical Voice as the only instrumental soloist and the Best Performer of 2007 along with San Francisco Opera and soprano Angela Gheorghiu, Mark Morris Dance Group, Artemis Quartet and others.

“The beauty of Temirzhan Yerzhanov’s piano tone, not voluptuous, never cloying, yet luminous and firm, was immediately apparent as was his clarity of texture…the pianism was unfailingly brilliant”, reads a UK oldest classical music magazine Musical Opinion on his London  recital in May 2009 at the Wigmore Hall. Recently Con Brio Recordings label released his new CD featuring  Cinderella-Suites and world recording premiere of Classical Symphony by Prokofiev.

2010 is the year the world is celebrating the 200th anniversaries of Schumann and Chopin and Temirzhan Yerzhanov will be giving several recitals worldwide.

For more information about Temirzhan please visit www.temirzhanyerzhanov.com

The programme for the recital is as follows:

F. Chopin: Two Nocturnes op.55 – No1 F minor and No2 E flat major
Four Mazurkas op.6

A. Serkebaev(Kazakh composer): Presto

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R. Schumann: Scherzo, Gigue, Romanze und Fughette op. 32
Carnival op.9Temirzhan Yerzhanov Short Biography

Temirzhan Yerzhanov Short Biography
Temirzhan Yerzhanov Press Quotes


TULPAN movie screening (second try)

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Please go to http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0436854/ and read some reviews.
Should be really interesting for those you who like artsy exotic films.

Wednesday 27th January. 8pm-10pm at the Darwin College TV Room. Entrance is free.


KazBridge Party @ Soul Tree Cambridge, 23rd Oct

A night for the society we’re all proud of!
KazBridge party is an exciting event brought to you for the first time ever in Cambridge.
Takes place on Friday 23rd October, at the incredible Soul Tree, Cambridge. Keep your eyes peeled for some exciting lineup.

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Tickets: £5
Get them in advance at http://www.webticketing.net/kazbridge-party-soul-tree-cambridge-23rd-oct/. Alternatively, just get them at the doors. Starts at 10.30pm.

Promises to be a great night! Free champagne and other amazing stuff.