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Margaret Archibald, Ingrid Pearson and Lesley Schatzberger - Classical Basset Horns.

Frances M. Lynch (voice). Alan Burgess (sound designer; live electronics).

Conductors: David Bednall and David Allinson.

Sir John Tomlinson (bass); David Owen-Norris (piano).

Conducted by John Pickard; Elisabeth Meister (soprano); Luke Price (tenor); Niall Hoskin (baritone); Stephen Foulkes (baritone).

David Bednall (Organ).

Conductors: Michal Ellison and Richard Barnard. Victoria Bourne (Soprano).

Conductor: David Batsman.

Conductors: David Bednall and David Allinson.

Conductors: John Pickard, Bethan Waters, Aaron Taylor.

Speakers include: Edward Lucie-Smith, Neil Corcoran and Geoff Ward. In the evening there will be public plenary sessions : Al Alvarez in conversation, followed by a reading from three of the original Penguin Modern Poets: John Fuller, Edward Lucie-Smith and Tom Raworth.

Speakers include Bristol-based BBC broadcaster Chris Serle, Professor Alex Marsh from the University of Bristol School for Policy Studies and four panelists.

Rosy Hardy.

Intern Aware (http://www.internaware.org/) Student Hubs (www.studenthubs.org).

Colin Blakey, Clinical Associate in First Opinion Practice at Langford Veterinary Services.

Professor Iram Siraj-Blatchford (Institute of Education, University of London), Professor Rosamund Sutherland, Dr Frances Giampapa and Dr Sarah Eagle (Graduate School of Education).

Professor Ashley Cooper, Professor of Physical Activity & Public Health, Centre for Exercise, Nutrition and Health.

Professor Sally Heslop, Department of Civil Engineering.

Professor Paul May, Professor of Physical Chemistry.

Ben Morris, Visual Effect Engineer on Harry Potter, The Golden Compass.

Professor Ronald Barnett, Emeritus Professor of Higher Education at the Institute of Education, University of London.

Professor James Clark, Professor of History.

Emmaus Bristol (http://www.emmausbristol.org.uk/), Bristol Housing Partnership, Bristol Together, Bristol Housing Action Movement (http://www.public-interest.co.uk/bham/), Squatters Action for Secure Homes (http://www.squashcampaign.org/).

Al Alvarez in conversation with poetry readings from John Fuller, Edward Lucie-Smith and Tom Raworth from 7.30-8.30pm.

Authors: Helen Dunmore (The Betrayal); Linda Colley (The Ordeal of Elizabeth Marsh); Max Egremont (Forgotten Land: Journeys Among The Ghosts of East Prussia); Kei Miller (The Last Warner Woman).

Professor Colley (University of Princeton) is the first Visiting Deas Fellow in History and Society. Internationally renowned for her work on Britain's past, she also writes for the Guardian, New York Times, and the London Review Of Books. The talk will be followed by a drinks reception.

Professor Sarah Smith, Professor in Economics.

Speaker, Dr Faramerz Dabhoiwala, is a Senior Fellow in History at Exeter College, University of Oxford. His exciting new book explains how and why the Enlightenment ushered in a modern culture of sex, whose principles of privacy, equality, and freedom of the individual remain distinctive to this day.

Professor Colin Pillinger, CBE. Royal Society Michael Faraday Prize Lecturer.

Professor Nathaniel Lew (Associate Professor of Music, St Michael's College, Vermont; Benjamin Meaker Visiting Professor).

Dr Chris Payne - Director of Public Health, NHS South Gloucestershire.

Dr Paddy Horner, Consultant Senior Lecturer at School of Social and Community Medicine, University of Bristol.

Dr Sajjad Rafiq, Department of Non-communicable Disease Epidemiology, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.

Dr Nico van der Lely - Department of Pediatrics, Reinier de Graaf Hospital.

Dr Abhishek Singh - Assistant Professor, Department of Public Health & Mortality Studies, International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai.

Marcus Munafo - Professor of Biological Psychology, School of Experimental Psychology, University of Bristol.

Speakers include Tim Barringer (Professor of The History of Art, Yale University); Stephen Banfield (Professor of Music, University of Bristol); Richard Hingley (Professor of Archaeology, University of Durham); Ellen O'Gorman (Senior Lecturer in Classics, University of Bristol); Julian Rushton (Emeritus Professor of Music, University of Leeds).

Speakers to include: Sarah Smith (CMPO), Abigail Payne (McMaster University), Elizabeth Kessick (Justgiving), Kimberley Scharf (University of Warwick), Peter John (UCL), Steffen Huck (UCL), Rene Bekkers (VU University Amsterdam).