Continuing Education and Special Programs

3:30 pm - 5 pm, Room 111, Russell Hall This non-credit course will focus on the piano music of Ludwig van Beethoven. Some of the topics will include: why his music stands out even almost 200 years after his death; how his piano works serve as his biography; why so many pianists record and perform Beethoven over and over again and what makes people still crave and listen to these performances and recordings. Taught by Dmitri Vorobiev, assistant professor of music. For more information visit www.uni.edu/llu. Contact: Stacey Christensen; email: stacey.christensen@uni.edu; phone: 319-273-6728. Tickets/Registration: $40

3:30 pm - 5 pm, Room 111, Russell Hall This non-credit course will focus on the piano music of Ludwig van Beethoven. Some of the topics will include: why his music stands out even almost 200 years after his death; how his piano works serve as his biography; why so many pianists record and perform Beethoven over and over again and what makes people still crave and listen to these performances and recordings. Taught by Dmitri Vorobiev, assistant professor of music. For more information visit www.uni.edu/llu. Contact: Stacey Christensen; email: stacey.christensen@uni.edu; phone: 319-273-6728. Tickets/Registration: $40