A richly varied programme of concerts, both orchestral and choral, in Oxford, at Dorchester Abbey and at Wigmore Hall in London.
A richly varied programme of concerts, both orchestral and choral, in Oxford, at Dorchester Abbey and at Wigmore Hall in London.
Our Connections programme brings together the wide range of social and community engagement work that we do. For over fifty years, this has been a key part of the OSJ’s ethos and work.
A cornerstone of Connections, our Music for Autism programme has been running continuously for over 20 years. OSJ’s musicians spend around 70 days a year in special schools, both locally and nationally, playing to and engaging with children and young people with autism.
Fostering talented young singers and instrumentalists in the early stages of their professional careers and inviting them to perform alongside OSJ’s established musicians.
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One of Bach’s most celebrated works, St Matthew Passion has awed audiences since its premiere in the early C18th. OSJ Oxford Voices perform Bach’s masterpiece in the stunning setting of Dorchester Abbey.
Orchestra of St John's
OSJ Oxford Voices
John Lubbock conductor
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Pergolesi’s emotive Stabat Mater transports the listener from pain to redemption, led by two solo female voices. Lauded by Rousseau as ‘perfect and touching’, join OSJ Strings at SJE Arts for a reflective performance of this divine baroque work.
OSJ strings
John Lubbock conductor
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We’ll be celebrating Good Friday with gorgeous Easter motets by Messaien, Arnesen, and Molfino, Duruflé’s sparkling Requiem, and uplifting movements from Bach’s cello suite in C Major.
OSJ Oxford Voices
Garwyn Linnell cello
Howard Moody organ
Ellie Edmonds soprano
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Schumann’s haunting Dichterliebe is one of classical music’s greatest works. Award-winning baritone Julien van Mellaerts joins OSJ Oxford Voices to perform this monumental work alongside Lizst’s beautiful Ave Maria and die Seligkeiten.
Julien van Mellaerts baritone
OSJ Oxford Voices
John Lubbock conductor
Our wonderful Music for Autism team has put together a cheery set of songs to help youngsters and SEN pupils engage with music. They’re bound to put a smile on your face! The team has been sharing them with SEN…
“The world-class conductor and some of his musicians visit special schools to play for children with Autism to astonishing effect” CLICK HERE for interview on BBC South
John Lubbock recorded at the Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford
Available online for SEN schools
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