What’s On

Instruments of Time and Truth
Oxford Consort of Voices
Edward Higginbottom, director

Campra - Requiem
Handel - Dixit Dominus

Operatic overtures, arias and duets performed by young soloists auditioned from the conservatoires.
Orchestra of St John's
John Lubbock, conductor

A stunning exhibition of prints to view or buy. Open daily and on concert evenings.

SJE Arts International Piano Series 2022
Winner of the 3rd Prize at Leeds International Piano Competition 2021, Ariel Lanyi performs pieces by Schumann, Albéniz and Beethoven.

Music at Oxford introduces Norwegian ensemble, the Engegård Quartet, known for their fresh and engaging interpretations of the classical string quartet repertoire.

SJE Arts International Piano Series 2022
Lise de la Salle's wonderfully exuberant dance programme brings our 2022 Piano Series to a dazzling close.

The singer/songwriter explores pain and rebirth on this gut punch of a breakup album.

Be transported through the turning of the year. The four concertos portray the drama (or peace) of spring, summer, autumn and winter in a pastoral setting.

The National Youth Choir of Great Britain Fellowship celebrate the work of British composers from the 16th to the 21st century.

Schubert's tale of youthful hope and unrequited love, performed by two Oxford graduates, Sebastian Hill, tenor, and William Harmer, piano.

'Sirocco is a once in a lifetime experience' - a great storm of music that celebrates the incredible warmth and diversity of music from across the globe.

Award-winning choir Tenebrae presents Humanity and Liberty, a programme of work by Roderick Williams, Philip Moore, Josephine Stephenson (with narrator Juliet Stevenson), Rudolf Mauersberger and Francis Poulenc.