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When our concert programme restarts, we have some wonderful events lined up. Concerts that have been cancelled, will all be rescheduled into the 2021 and 2022 seasons. Here are some treats planned for October and November. Let’s hope they can...
  • May 3, 2020
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During the lockdown, we are using our resources to help the community in two main programmes: ‘Serenading’ patients and staff  in mental health wards in Oxford. Music for Autism remote concerts for children with Special Educational Needs Engagement with vulnerable...
  • May 3, 2020
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This is a beautiful recording of Handel’s Messiah, performed by OSJ at St Johns Smith Square in London on 5th March 2016. This double CD features Nardus Williams (soprano), Roderic Morris (sountertenor), Christopher Turner (tenor), Bozidar Smiljanic (bass) and OSJ...
  • April 6, 2020
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Recently one of our Trustees observed a Music for autism workshop day in Oxford.  This is from his report: I went to the Iffley Academy last Thursday for my first first-hand experience of MfA. It was wonderful; and I thought...
  • February 11, 2020
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We were delighted to hear this week that our application to Arts Council England has been successful, and we have been awarded funds to continue with our next community project. This month we have been extending our work with Oxford...
  • January 24, 2020
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Video featuring the Heart to Heart orchestra – Korean Autistic Youth Orchestra with tenor David JungHoon Kim and soprano Haegee Lee Two concerts in September 2020 in colloration with the Orchestra of St John’s Dorchester on Thames Abbey 18th September...
  • January 15, 2020
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