rogramme 2004



January
 Tuesday 13th Tutorial Organ Recital by Ana Mancera Rueda
February
 Sunday 1st Closure of the exhibition Works selected for the Focus- Abengoa Painting Prize 2003.
Tuesday 3rd Magisterial Organ Concert by Jean Ferrard (Belgium), 20.30 hrs.
Tuesday 10th Tutorial Organ Recital by Pedro Manuel Luengo Gutiérrez
14-15-16 Magisterial Organ Course by Harald Vogel (Germany), titled "The German masters from the north prior to Juan Sebastián Bach".
Tuesday 17th Magisterial Organ Concert by Harald Vogel (Germany), 20.30 hrs.
Sunday 22nd Extraordinary Organ Concert by José Enrique Ayarra, to celebrate the Foundation's participation in the Special Euro-radio Day, organised in collaboration with Classical Radio. Broadcast for the European Union, 10.00 hrs.
Friday 27th Opening to the public of the exhibition Seer Seville. Five views through a hundred prints.
Until 30th May.
March
 Tuesday 2nd Magisterial Organ Concert by Jozef Sluys (Belgium), 20.30 hrs.
Tuesday 16th Tutorial Organ Recital by Enrique Yuste
April
 Tuesday 13th Tutorial Organ Recital by María Isabel Galey
Sunday 25th Magisterial Concert, José Enrique Ayarra Jarne, (organ) and the Chamber Orchestra of the Royal Symphonic Orchestra of Seville (ROSS), directed by Biao Xue, 12.00 hrs.
May
 11 Tuesday World Biofuels Conference 2004. Organized by Focus-Abengoa Foundation in collaboration with F.O. Litcht.
12 Wednesday World Biofuels Conference 2004. Organized by Focus-Abengoa Foundation in collaboration with F.O. Litcht.
Sunday 30th Holy Mass and Concert, Saint Ferdinand's Day, the Foundation's Patron Saint, by José Enrique Ayarra Jarne (organ) and Luiza Nancu (cello), 12.30 hrs
Sunday 30th Closure of the exhibition See Seville. Five views through a hundred prints.
June
 Monday 7th Ceremony for the Focus-Abengoa Prizes
July
 Tuesday 6th Presentation of the Palmas Altas Technological Center project,chaired by the Mayor of Seville and the Chairmen of Focus-Abengoa, 11:00 hours.
September
 Friday 3th Presentation of the Opening to the public of the exhibition See Seville. Five views through a hundred prints, with specific audio-guide and guided tours given by volunteers.
To run until November 28
October
 1 to 15 Acceptance of works being entered for the Focus-Abengoa Painting Prize 2004, from Monday to Friday, from 10:00 to 13:00 hours.
Saturday 9th Reception offered by the Foundation to celebrate the holding of the VII National Special Olympic Games in Spain, 13:30 hours.
Friday 15th Last day for the reception of entries for the Open Merits Competition for the awarding of a Prize for the Best Doctorate Thesis on a Sevillian Subject, read during the 2003-2004 academic year.
Friday 15th Last day for the reception of applications for the concession of End of Studies Prizes and a Research Grant, in favor of the members of Abengoa, S.A’s workforce, or of its Subsidiary Companies, and to their spouses, children or orphans.
November
 Musical cycle entitled Francisco Correa de Arauxo on the 350th Anniversary of his death
Monday 8th Organ concert by Miquel González, 20:30 hours.
Tuesday 9th Organ concert by Miquel González, 20:30 hours.
Wednesday 10th Organ concert by Susana García Lastra, 20:30 hours.
Tuesday 16th Didactic Organ Concert.
Thursday 18th Admission ceremony of His Eminence the very Rev. Carlos Amigo Vallejo, Cardinal-Archbishop of Seville, as Honorary Member of the Academy of Social Science and the Environment of Andalusia.
22-26 The Focus-Abengoa Foundation’s Baroque School, in collaboration with the Menéndez Pelayo International University - MPIU. First edition. Title: Baroque, rhetoric and the art of persuasion, directed by Professor Irving Lavin, from Princeton University (USA).
From Monday to Friday.
Sunday 28th Closure of the exhibition entitled See Seville. Five views through a hundred prints.
Tuesday 30th Didactic Organ Concert.
December
 Tuesday 14th Didactic Organ Concert.
Monday 27th Inauguration of the exhibition of the Works chosen to compete for the Focus-Abengoa Painting Prize 2004, 19:30 hours.
To run until January 31.

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