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Start Date
15 March @ 2:00 pm
End Date
15 March @ 3:00 pm
Location
Sydney
Why is it complicated and occasionally controversial?
Speaker: Dr Paul Watt
Dr Paul Watt is Adjunct Professor of Musicology in the University of Adelaide. His research crosses a range of fields including nineteenth-century music, musical biography and criticism, popular music, intellectual history, and religious and literary studies.
Location, time
Sunday afternoons at 2.00pm (unless otherwise stated) in the Crypt of St Patrick’s at Church Hill [Grosvenor Street], The Rocks. Members and non-members are welcome to join us in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Attendance is free but a gold coin donation for afternoon tea is welcome.
Enquiries to: Secretary, secretaryachs@gmail.com
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History of Gregorian chant in Australia
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15
March
2026
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2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Cost :
Free
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Why is it complicated and occasionally controversial?
Speaker: Dr Paul Watt
Dr Paul Watt is Adjunct Professor of Musicology in the University of Adelaide. His research crosses a range of fields including nineteenth-century music, musical biography and criticism, popular music, intellectual history, and religious and literary studies.
Location, time
Sunday afternoons at 2.00pm (unless otherwise stated) in the Crypt of St Patrick’s at Church Hill [Grosvenor Street], The Rocks. Members and non-members are welcome to join us in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Attendance is free but a gold coin donation for afternoon tea is welcome.
Enquiries to: Secretary, secretaryachs@gmail.com