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The Science: 
Physicists are grappling with the most profound problems they have ever faced; 95% of the universe is made of stuff that we can’t explain, the basic laws of nature are fundamentally at odds with each and our best theories tell us that the universe shouldn’t exist in the first place. So far, all attempts to solve these problems have come up empty handed, including searches for new fundamental particles at the gigantic Large Hadron Collider. In this talk, Dr Harry Cliff will explore what the future may hold for the quest to understand the fundamental laws of nature.

The Music: 
Continuing the theme of a quest to understand the future, today’s cantata searches for a peaceful future when we are finally called by God’s grace.
The piece can be seen as a prayer, with repetitions of sequences and lyrics being woven into an ever-more passionate plea for the undiscovered joys of heaven to be revealed.

The Bach buffs among you may recognise the theme from the first movement of this cantata which the composer later arranged for his Harpsichord Concerto in F minor.

This event was originally scheduled to take place on Sun 9 May.
Please note that the multi-event discount does not apply to this event.