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A SPELLBINDING CONVERSATION BETWEEN VOICE AND VIOLIN I had almost forgotten the medicinal balm live music can offer. This unassuming concert (one of several for the Orchestra’s festival season this summer) reminded me of just that. Conducted by the prolific...
  • June 8, 2021
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“My class love these sessions” “Yes please!!!!!!!!!” (I have not exaggerated the exclamation marks) “Our class would love to do that” “We’d love this opportunity, our pupils really benefit from these sessions” “Just arranging the next Zoom day and wanted...
  • November 5, 2020
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This concert was given by young string players from the Royal Academy of Music and by newly graduated soprano and Leeds maths graduate Sophie Pullen in the Atrium of the Ashmolean Musuem. The intriguing programme was of music for strings...
  • September 24, 2020
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“The staff and patients at Evenlode would like to thank all of your team that turn up every Wednesday to play for us all. We fully appreciate you every week and enjoy the different instruments that you all play. Without...
  • September 21, 2020
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Prudence and fortitude bring cheer to troubled times Robert and Caroline Jackson, for charity and in association with Oxfordshire music groups, have for the last 15 years hosted three concerts a year at their New House home in Southmoor, South-West...
  • July 27, 2020
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Bravo to Jan and Tim. And to Chris and John the recording engineers. ‘Wonderful performance! I also enjoyed the introductions as well as the tour of the gardens.’ Andre Mensch ‘We have missed the live concerts, but are most grateful...
  • July 26, 2020
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