David Wilkinson kicks off this series on Sunday 23 July and will be busking in aid of Cancer Research. Reels, airs and jigs on the penny whistle. On other dates, various pre booked musicians will be busking in the Abbey including a brass ensemble. Money raised will go to a range of charities.
Carl Orff Carmina Burana (conductor John Lubbock) Brahms Liebeslieder Walzer nos 1-10, 16 (conductor Jeremy Jackman) Schumann Liederspiel nos 1-5, 9 OSJ Voices, Malcolm Arnold Academy choir Ilona Domnich soprano, John Finden tenor, Jake Muffett bass Charlotte Tetley soprano Howard Moody, Catherine Edwards piano with massed percussion John Lubbock conductor.
Two nights of music, starting at the earlier time of 7.00pm on Saturday 8 July. The programme includes: Friday OCYO Arnold Bax – Tintagel Walton – Hindemith Variations OCYC Schonberg – Extracts from ‘Les Miserables’ Whitacre – Seal Lullaby Coldplay – Viva la Vida OYWB M Gold - I am the Doctor Ramin Djawadi – [...]
Beethoven Eroica symphony, Bruch violin concerto Jan Schmolck violin soloist Orchestra of St John’s John Lubbock conductor
A massed choir of 250 children from 10 different Oxfordshire Primary Schools each evening, accompanied by a youth band and with young guest players. Tickets ordered via participants' schools or send an SAE to Sue Baker at 4 Silver Birches, Stanton St John, OX331HH.
A massed choir of 250 children from 10 different Oxfordshire Primary Schools each evening, accompanied by a youth band and with young guest players. Tickets will be available on the door or send an SAE to Sue Baker at 4 Silver Birches, Stanton St John, OX331HH
A massed choir of 250 children from 10 different Oxfordshire Primary Schools each evening, accompanied by a youth band and with young guest players. Tickets will be available on the door.
A massed choir of 250 children from 10 different Oxfordshire Primary Schools each evening, accompanied by a youth band and with young guest players. Tickets will be available on the door.
A massed choir of 250 children from 10 different Oxfordshire Primary Schools each evening, accompanied by a youth band and with young guest players. Tickets will be available on the door.
The Annual Dorchester Lecture for 2017 promises to be an interesting and thought provoking journey through one of Britain's best loved institutions.
