For the love of music!

There is a long history of making and enjoying music at Imperial College London, with facilities such as the Blyth Centre for Music and Art, and the Imperial College Symphony Orchestra, founded in 1948.

This tradition continues to grow with the Imperial College adult education programme, Imperial after:hours, which invites you to join Dr Bruno Bower on courses exploring the history, meaning and pleasure of classical music and opera. Bruno is an experienced and lively adult education tutor whose enthusiasm for music is delightfully infectious!

Also on offer, and new to the programme, is a course on the history of jazz, taught by Neil Sopher. Participants can expect informed listening, lively discussion and fresh perspectives on one of the most influential musical traditions of the modern age.

You do not need to be a member of Imperial College to join a class, and you do not need any previous experience in looking at or appreciating music. You can join a course to discover more about music, make new friends or just for fun.

Everyone is welcome!

Music appreciation courses - live online

Music appreciation courses - classroom

 

Terms and conditions apply to all enrolments to our adult education courses. Please read them before enrolment.

Contact us

Imperial after:hours
Centre for Languages, Culture and Communication
Level 3 Sherfield Building West
Imperial South Kensington
Imperial College Road
London SW7 2AZ
United Kingdom

Email: afterhours@imperial.ac.uk
Telephone: +44 20 7594 8756