Professor Lecture Series: "Klimt's Paintings and Beethoven – The Worldview Depicted in the 'Ninth Symphony'"

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Event Category: Courses and Classes (Learn and Listen)

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Beethoven's "Ninth Symphony," often heard at the end of the year. Would you like to explore the world of “joy” embedded in its lyrics alongside famous paintings?

 

At the 1902 Vienna Secession Exhibition, Klimt exhibited the mural "Beethoven Frieze," which was not understood at the time and was criticized. In this lecture, we will reinterpret Schiller's poem "Ode to Joy," the lyrics of the "Ninth Symphony," and together unravel the magnificent worldview where literature, music, and painting intersect.

 

--- This course is recommended for people like this ---

  • For those who like classical music
  • For those who often listen to the "Ninth" at the end of the year
  • For those who enjoy visiting art museums
  • For those interested in Klimt's works
  • For those who want to appreciate art more deeply

 

Event Date

October 18, 2026 (Sunday), November 15, 2026 (Sunday), December 20, 2026 (Sunday)

Event Time

From 1:30 PM to 3:00 PM (90 minutes per session)

Venue

Community Promotion Plaza

Eligibility

Anyone

Contents
Content of Each Session
1st

October 18

(Sunday)

Goddess of Joy and the Cherubim:

Image of the "Daughter of Elysium"

2nd

November 15

(Sunday)

Heroic figures depicted by Klimt:

The Overlap of Beethoven and Prometheus

3rd

December 20

(Sunday)

The Worldview of the Ninth Symphony and Painting:

The Genealogy of Paradise... From Michelangelo to Klimt

Application

Necessary

Please apply from the Inagi IC College web page.

Application Deadline

August 14, 2026 (Friday)

About the Application Deadline

If the number of applicants exceeds the capacity, a lottery will be held.

If the capacity is not reached, applications will be accepted until the capacity is met. Please contact us by phone.

Cost
3,000 yen (However, if you join midway, it will be 1,000 yen per session for the number of sessions attended)
Number of recruits
50 people
Instructor

Yasuyuki Ogura, Professor, Faculty of Arts, Tamagawa University, Doctor of Fine Arts

Contact Us

Inagi IC College Office

Phone 042-370-2822

Business hours: Tuesday to Friday (excluding holidays), from 10 AM to 4 PM

 

What is Inagi IC College

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