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Social Events<br />

Welcome Reception: At the invitation <strong>of</strong> the President <strong>of</strong> the Urban Community <strong>of</strong> <strong>Strasbourg</strong><br />

Saturday, May 25, 2001, 19.30 at the Musée d’Art Moderne et Contemporain<br />

(Tram station Alt Winmärik or Faubourg National)<br />

The beautifully located Museum houses a rich collection <strong>of</strong> 20 th century art (H. Arp, surrealism, Kandinsky etc...),<br />

and features a special exhibition by the latin american painter J. Torres-Garcia (1874-1949).<br />

Sorry, no more invitations available.<br />

Conference Party<br />

Sunday, May 26, 2001, 19.30 at Aula <strong>of</strong> the Palais Universitaire<br />

(Tram station Gallia, or short walk from République).<br />

Contribution towards expenses: EUR 49.- (Students EUR 25.-)<br />

The Palais Universitaire, a monumental neo-renaissance building, is beautifully located in the late 19 th century<br />

“Imperial/ German quarter” <strong>of</strong> the city, <strong>of</strong>fering views on the Cathedral and the Ill river. The vast and elegant Aula will<br />

host a buffet dinner, allowing sampling <strong>of</strong> delicious Alsatian food and wines, followed by live musical entertainment<br />

by a top Gipsy Jazz group and dancing.<br />

Please note that the number <strong>of</strong> participants is limited. Reservations will therefore be handled on a “first come-first<br />

served basis”.<br />

EMPAG Participants only!<br />

Cruise Dinner<br />

Included in the EMPAG registration fee.<br />

Departure 19.30 / Return 22.30<br />

From / to Palais des Congrès<br />

Departure from Palais des Congrès or from hotels by coach to the Quai des Pêcheurs.<br />

Boarding on “l’Alligator” and on “la Nymphe de l’Ill” two panoramic boat-restaurants proposing you a gastronomical<br />

cruise in the city-heart <strong>of</strong> <strong>Strasbourg</strong>. During the tour you’ll discover the Petite France, the covered Bridges, the<br />

Panoramic Terrace, the Rhone/Rhin canal, the Dusuzeau dock, the Ramparts, the Marne/Rhin canal, the <strong>European</strong><br />

Parliament, the <strong>Human</strong> Rights building, St. Paul’s church, the Rohan castle, the Old customs House and St.<br />

Thomas church.<br />

During this two and half hours cruise you’ll have dinner on board. At the end <strong>of</strong> the cruise, back to your hotels by<br />

coach.<br />

INCLUDES :<br />

- transportation in fully equipped touring coach<br />

- dinner and beverages<br />

- the cruise<br />

- the assistance <strong>of</strong> our staff<br />

- taxes and service charges for our services<br />

Organ and Choir Concert<br />

DOES NOT INCLUDE :<br />

- additional beverages<br />

- personal purchases<br />

- tips<br />

Monday, May 27, <strong>2002</strong>, 20.00 at Eglise Saint Pierre le Jeune<br />

(Tram station Broglie)<br />

Contribution towards expenses: EUR 15.- (Students EUR 10.-)<br />

This concert will take you to one <strong>of</strong> <strong>Strasbourg</strong>’s most picturesque churches in the old city. Originally built in the<br />

XIth century (from when dates the charming cloister), it was then re-constructed between 1220 and 1320. The<br />

church contains a beautiful gothic choir-screen (Jubé) . Its main jewel is the Silbermann organ dating from 1780,<br />

that was used for a landmark recording <strong>of</strong> the complete J-S Bach organ works. The concert will feature the awardwinning<br />

organist Francis Jacob, and the pr<strong>of</strong>essional Chamber choir <strong>of</strong> <strong>Strasbourg</strong>. It will open with powerful organ<br />

pieces by Bach, and close with the charming and delicate Chansons Françaises by Francis Poulenc, in a european<br />

programme that will also feature organ and vocal pieces from Mendelssohn, Fauré and Benjamin Britten.<br />

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