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Oxford Piano Festival

Renowned the world over as a remarkable convergence of pianistic talent, the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra's Piano Festival offers exclusive training opportunities for around fifteen talented young pianists, selected by audition, with some of the world's most celebrated artists and pedagogues.

30th July 2017 14:30pm to 7th August 2017 12:45pm

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Moving Music

Music and songs celebrating relationships with Turtle Key Arts and friends

All are welcome, particularly people living with dementia along with their family, friends and carers.

11.30am-12.30pm with refreshments from 11am
2pm-3pm with refreshments from 1.30pm

Admission charge payable at the door. Please reserve your places and disabled parking in advance:
Tel: 01865 286660 / 01865 251305
Email: movingmusic.jdp@gmail.com

10th October 2017 11:00am

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Oxford Lieder Festival: The Last of the Romantics

Mahler: A Life in Song Part I
14 October 2017, 11:00 - 15:00

Gavin Plumley leads two fascinating study days, in association with the Mahler Society. Joined by an exceptional team of musicians, in his lecture-recitals he will guide us through Mahler’s world, exploring his life, songs and surroundings in depth, and casting the composer in a more varied light than does the usual view of him as an epic symphonist. A linchpin of this year’s Festival and fascinating for all, whether you know Mahler inside out or are coming to him for the first time.

14th October 2017 11:00am to 21st October 2017 15:00pm

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The Jacqueline du Pré Music Building is Oxford's most intimate music venue and boasts extraordinary acoustics. Based at St Hilda’s College, it is home to a professional concert series, regular lunchtime recitals and a wide range of other university events, theatrical productions, art exhibitions and conferences. Our community series includes Cushion Concerts for the family and Moving Music concerts for people with dementia. The building also contains four piano practice rooms and a state-of-the-art recording studio available for hire. More...

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