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LOENGUSARI: KUIDAS KOGEDA KLASSIKAT (KKK)

Loengusari "Kuidas Kogeda Klassikat" toob kokku erinevate eluvaldkondade tuntud inimesed, kes mõtestavad lahti klassika olemust ja tähendust. Viis päeva, viis esinejat, viis vaadet klassikale läbi erinevate kultuurikihtide.




Sellel aastal on esinejateks:

L 17.08 kell 17.00

Karin Hallas-Murula (arhitektuuriajaloolane)

"Surfamine, pendeldamine ja metamodernism 21. sajandi arhitektuuris"



P 18.08 kell 17.00

Andrus Vaarik ja Indrek Ojari (näitlejad)

"Nali pole naljaasi"



E 19.08 kell 19.30

Arnold Sinisalu (Õigusteaduste doktor ja endine Kaitsepolitsei peadirektor)

"Riigi julgeolek klassikalises vaates"



T 20.08 kell 19.30

Marcel Johannes Kits (tšellist)

"Muusikuteest kõrgustesse"



K 21.08 kell 19.30

Krista Kaer (tõlkija ja toimetaja)

"Unistamine läbi lugemise"  


KKK loengud toimuvad Vanalinna Muusikamajas

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