• BACH – 7pm at Dorchester Abbey

    Dorchester Abbey Oxfordshire

    An evening that explores the very best of J S Bach's unique genius, including perhaps his most popular Brandenburg Concerto, No. 3, and two peerless Double Concertos, for two Violins, and for Violin and Oboe.

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  • Handel’s Messiah – 7pm at Dorchester Abbey

    Dorchester Abbey Oxfordshire

    From the quiet beauty of the opening to the triumphant “Hallelujah” chorus, Handel’s much-loved masterpiece is filled with moments of drama, joy and sublime beauty. John Lubbock and the orchestra are joined by the OSJ Voices and a stellar line-up of soloists for a very special festive evening of live music.

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  • Handel’s Messiah – 7.30pm at the Sheldonian Theatre

    Sheldonian Theatre Oxford, Oxon, United Kingdom

    From the quiet beauty of the opening to the triumphant “Hallelujah” chorus, Handel’s much-loved masterpiece is filled with moments of drama, joy and sublime beauty. John Lubbock and the orchestra are joined by the OSJ Voices and a stellar line-up of soloists for a very special festive evening of live music.

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  • New Years Eve concert – 6pm at Dorchester Abbey

    Dorchester Abbey Oxfordshire

    A Celebration of the Dance. Waltzes, Marches and favourites Galore!
    Our ever-popular New Year Concert returns. A concert to set the feet tapping, the hands clapping with its joyous dance music, dispelling all thoughts of winter’s cold.

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  • Jeneba Kanneh-Mason performs Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No. 2 – 7pm at Dorchester Abbey

    Dorchester Abbey Oxfordshire

    Written in 1902–1903, Arnold Schoenberg's Pelleas und Melisande is a massive, highly complex symphonic poem.
    Rachmaninov’s Vocalise is a gorgeously melancholic wordless song originally written for high voice and piano.
    Rachmaninov’s Piano Concerto No 2 in C minor is a towering masterpiece of the Romantic era. Premiered in 1901 with the composer himself as the soloist, it is a deeply emotional work of lush harmonies, sweeping lyricism, and sweeping virtuosity.

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