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e day. The full rate, which we have kept as low as > we can, is £175 for two days or £90 for one day. > In the 200th anniversary year of his birth, Robert Schumann's mind > and his music will be centre stage. Professor Nigel Osborne will lead > a conference team of distinguished neuroscientists, psychiatrists an

e > three concerts, programmed by The Musical Brain's Artistic Director, > Ian Ritchie, and given by James Gilchrist tenor, Anna Tilbrook piano, > Ian Brown piano, and the Sacconi Quartet. > I hope that you and your colleagues may be interested in joining us > for an intriguing weekend of music and the

r one day. The full rate, which we have kept as low as we can, is £175 for two days or £90 for one day. In the 200th anniversary year of his birth, Robert Schumann's mind and his music will be centre stage. Professor Nigel Osborne will lead a conference team of distinguished neuroscientists, psychiatrists and mu

e will be three concerts, programmed by The Musical Brain's Artistic Director, Ian Ritchie, and given by James Gilchrist tenor, Anna Tilbrook piano, Ian Brown piano, and the Sacconi Quartet. I hope that you and your colleagues may be interested in joining us for an intriguing weekend of music and the mind

e day. The full rate, which we have kept as low as > we can, is £175 for two days or £90 for one day. > In the 200th anniversary year of his birth, Robert Schumann's mind > and his music will be centre stage. Professor Nigel Osborne will lead > a conference team of distinguished neuroscientists, psychiatrists an

e > three concerts, programmed by The Musical Brain's Artistic Director, > Ian Ritchie, and given by James Gilchrist tenor, Anna Tilbrook piano, > Ian Brown piano, and the Sacconi Quartet. > I hope that you and your colleagues may be interested in joining us > for an intriguing weekend of music and the

r one day. The full rate, which we have kept as low as we can, is £175 for two days or £90 for one day. In the 200th anniversary year of his birth, Robert Schumann's mind and his music will be centre stage. Professor Nigel Osborne will lead a conference team of distinguished neuroscientists, psychiatrists and mu

will be three concerts, programmed by The Musical Brain's Artistic Director, Ian Ritchie, and given by James Gilchrist tenor, Anna Tilbrook piano, Ian Brown piano, and the Sacconi Quartet. I hope that you and your colleagues may be interested in joining us for an intriguing weekend of music and the mind