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SEPTEMBER 2017–MARCH 2018

St Stephen’s House, a Permanent Private Hall of the University of Oxford

www.sje-oxford.org

Sunday 17 September 2017, 5.00 pm

Sheku Kanneh-Mason, cello (BBC Young Musician 2016) with Isata Kanneh-Mason, pianoCassado: Suite for solo cello Beethoven: Cello Sonata in G minor Op. 5 No. 2 Shostakovich: Cello Sonata in D minor Op. 40

Sheku Kanneh-Mason leapt to public attention at the BBC Young Musician award 2016. His winning performance of Shostakovich Cello Concerto No. 1 received a standing ovation and reduced members of the audience to tears. A Decca recording contract followed along with the loan of a 1610 Brothers Amati cello and a full schedule of engagements, including an appearance as soloist with Chineke! in the 2017 BBC Proms.

In September, Sheku takes up a scholarship at the Royal Academy, joining his sister Isata, a student of piano.

Tickets: £15, £5 students & under 18s

Welcome to SJE Arts’ 6th seasonThis new season is packed with really lovely music and world class performers.

In 2018 we celebrate our 5th SJE International Piano series and to mark the occasion we have invited back some of our favourites. Once again there is a very generous discount for those who buy a season ticket. Note that at some concerts it is also possible to have a pre-concert dinner at the college. See page 15 for a full listing.

This will be year two of our SJE Next Generation series, promoting really exceptional young professionals in the early stages of their career. It begins with the Ducasse Trio on 19 January, an unusual combination of clarinet, violin and piano.

Any profits made go towards the maintenance of this Grade I listed Bodley church ands the improvement of facilities for concerts.

Michèle Smith, Artistic Director

Location and accessSt John the Evangelist church is on Iffley Road, between Marston Street and James Street and opposite the University Sports Ground. The no 3 bus from the city centre stops directly outside and the Oxford-London coaches stop in St Clements is just a ten minute walk away.

On-site parking is available for Blue Badge holders and, for some events, audience parking is available (see www.sje-oxford.org/events/tickets). There are public car parks nearby.

TicketsFor our own and many other events tickets are available through the SJE Arts website or The Oxford Playhouse. Some promoters/groups use other ticket outlets and festivals may have their own sites. Please always check for ticketing information on the SJE Arts website: www.sje-oxford.org/events

RefreshmentsOn site licensed bar. All profits go to the church Organ Restoration Appeal.

Further informationFor full details of all events please see the website www.sje-oxford.org. For enquiries either email [email protected] or call SJE Arts on 01865 613507.

Photography: Amalia Bastos, Sim Canetty-Clarke, Jan Capinski, Richard Crossley, Bernd Eberle, Kaupo Kikkas, Hugh Palmerwww.sje-oxford.org

Saturday 16 September 2017, 7.30 pm

Intermezzo Chamber ChoirRunestad: Come to the Woods Raminš: Blow, Winds, Blow Whitacre: Cloudburst plus works by Svilainis, Kirchner, Clausen, and others.

This concert of contemporary chamber choir music with a ‘weather’ connection promises an exciting evening. As well as calm and beautiful pieces by some lesser-known composers, it features a new work by the award-winning Jake Runestad, and Eric Whitacre’s thrilling summons of rain, Cloudburst. Be prepared for wind, rain, snow, and peals of thunder, all before a glorious sunset!

Tickets: £9 (£6 concessions) from www.oxfordintermezzo.co.uk

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Thursday 28 September 2017, 7.30 pm

Beyond The HorizonFranz Schubert: ‘Der Doppelgänger’ arr. Liszt for solo piano Pēteris Vasks: Distant Light for solo violin and strings Osvaldo Golijov: The Dreams and Prayers of Isaac the Blind for clarinet and string quartet Ibrahim Keivo: Bedouin songs from the lost tribes of Syria

The theme of this year’s Oxford Chamber Music Festival is ‘Fata Morgana’ exploring the mysterious world of illusion and reality, reflections, mirrors, mirages, double identities, transformation and metamorphosis, and the secrets of hidden codes.

This concert features the moving violin concerto Distant Light by world renowned composer in residence Pēteris Vasks and performed by virtuoso violinist Hugo Ticciati, the great clarinettist, Reto Bieri, performing the haunting Dreams and Prayers of Isaac the Blind, and the Syrian folk singer Ibrahim Keivo on the Buzuq/Oud, with Priya Mitchell, Gareth Lubbe and other festival musicians.

More details of this year’s Festival at www.ocmf.net

Tickets: £25 from from Oxford Playhouse, tel 01865 305305 www.ticketsoxford.com

Friday 22 September–Sunday 24 September 2017

Beethoven Plus!Krysia Osostowicz, violin Daniel Tong, piano

Two respected chamber musicians present Beethoven’s ten sonatas for violin and piano along with – to give the cycle an extra dimension – ten specially commissioned companion pieces.

A rare chance both to hear all the sonatas together and to witness the conversations that arise between the living composers and Beethoven.

Friday 22 September 20177.30 pm: Opening Recital

Saturday 23 September 201711.30 am Coffee Concert: The ‘Spring’ Sonata 3.00 pm–5.00 pm: Study Event 7.30 pm Evening Recital: The ‘Kreutzer’ Sonata

Sunday 24 September 201711.30 am: Masterclass 3.00 pm Recital: Finale

Tickets: £30–£15, £5 students. Study events free with concert ticket. Ticket for the whole Beethoven Plus! weekend at 20% discount (centre blocks only): £84/£72, to include four concerts and associated talks/workshops

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Saturday 30 September 2017, 7.30 pm

Corona Strings American DreamPiazzolla: Libertango Coolidge: Pioneer Dances Gershwin: Lullaby Diamond: Rounds Copland: Hoe Down Foote: Suite for Strings Op 63

Corona Strings Leader, Catherine Leach Conductor, Janet Lincé

From Piazzolla’s world of tango to Copland’s famous barn-dance-inspired Hoe Down via the joyous Pioneer Dances of Peggy Stuart Coolidge, dance tunes are the feature of this programme. David Diamond’s challenging Rounds will be especially memorable for its exciting rhythms.

Tickets: £20 (£17), £15 (£12) £5 full-time students and under 18s

Sunday 8 October 2017, 5.00 pm

Daniel Lebhardt A Hungarian RhapsodyMozart: Sonata No. 6 in D major, K.284 Chopin: Mazurkas Op.59 Prokofiev: Sonata No.3 in A minor, Op. 28 Chopin: Polonaise in A-flat major, Op. 53 ‘Heroic’ Interval Liszt: Hungarian Rhapsody No.1 in C-sharp minor, S 244/1 Bartók: Four Dirges, Op. 9a Liszt: Spanish Rhapsody, S 254

Aged 22, Daniel Lebhardt won first prize at the Young Concert Artists auditions in Paris and New York. Debuts followed at the Kennedy Center in Washington DC, Merkin Concert Hall in New York and Palais Lichtenau, Potsdam and this season sees him performing at the Wigmore Hall and throughout the UK, in Paris, the USA, South America and China.

Daniel’s delightful programme of dance and folk melodies reflects his Hungarian birth with the inclusion of works by two illustrious compatriots, Liszt and Bartók.

Tickets: £20, £15, £5 students and under 18s


Friday 13 October 2017, 7.30 pm

Oxford Concerto OrchestraDirector: Mariette Richter

Programme to include Mozart Piano Concerto in F No.19, soloist: Ashwin Tennant, and other solo and orchestral items.

Oxford Concerto Orchestra was founded 35 years ago by revered local teacher Paul Davies to offer opportunities to talented young string players to perform concertos accompanied by their peers. Mariette Richter took up the baton five years ago, and the orchestra has expanded its repertoire to include wind players. The orchestra was selected to play at the ESTA Conference in Oxford two years ago, and for the Music for Youth regional concert in Birmingham Town Hall in June.

Tickets: £10/£8 from members of Oxford Concerto Orchestra or on the door

13-28 OCTOBER 2017

Friday 20 October 2017, 8.00 pmSarah Connolly (mezzo-soprano), Eugene Asti (piano) Mahler, Korngold & Zemlinsky

Monday 23 October 2017, 8.00 pmRoderick Williams (baritone), Iain Burnside (piano) Schubert: Die Schöne Müllerin

Tuesday 24 October 2017, 8.00 pmIan Bostridge (tenor), Julius Drake (piano) Brahms and Wolf

Saturday 28 October 2017, 7.30 pmFestival Finale with Birgid Steinberger (soprano), Stephan Loges (bass-baritone), Sholto Kynoch (piano) Wunderhorn Songs

Tickets for all events: £40, £30, £20, £10, £5 from www.oxfordlieder.co.uk

Monday 30 October 2017, 7.30 pm

Former Members of the Hilliard Ensemble with Paul Giger, violinRoman Rutishauser: Tenebrae Paul Giger: Karma Shadub

This is a rare opportunity to hear the former members of the world famous Hilliard Ensemble (David James, Steven Harrold, Rogers Covey-Crump, Gordon Jones, Robert McDonald) and violinist and ECM artist Paul Giger perform the UK Premiere of Tenebrae by Swiss musician Roman Rutishauser, who composed the piece for these musicians. This special one-off charity concert is in aid of Community Action Nepal.

‘A 70 minute sound extravaganza which is incomparable in its combination of old and new music’

‘Paul Giger is a master of his instrument on all levels’ – Der Bund

Tickets: £25–£12.50 from Oxford Playhouse, tel 01865 305305 www.ticketsoxford.com

Saturday 4 November 2017, 7.30 pm

newCHOIR Baroque tributeHandel: Anthem for the Funeral of Queen Caroline HWV 264 Bononcini: When Saul was King Handel: I will magnify thee HWV250B

Soprano, Isobel Rose Counter Tenor, Tom Dixon Tenor, Maximilian Lawrie Baritone, George Robarts

Corona Baroque Ensemble (Leader, Miranda Walton) Conductor, Janet Lincé

Handel’s magnificent anthem for Queen Caroline’s funeral in 1737 forms the backbone of this concert of Baroque choral works. Bononcini’s music for the funeral of the Duke of Marlborough and Handel’s celebratory anthem for the Chapel Royal complete this programme of rarely performed masterworks.

Tickets: £15 and £12; £6 students and under 18s



Sansara Consort For The FallenArtistic Directors: Tom Herring & Benjamin Cunningham

Robert White: Lamentations a 5 with works by William Byrd, John Tavener and Arvo Pärt

This Remembrance programme explores the enduring depths of human suffering through the juxtaposition of choral music from three masters of the renaissance with twentieth-century compositions by Arvo Pärt and Sir John Tavener. In this way, we call to mind, with equal gravity, conflicts present and past; victims of war and terror, the plight of today’s refugees, and the fallen of bygone ages.

Tickets: £15, £10, £5 students from Oxford Playhouse, tel. 01865 305305, ticketsoxford.com/whats-on/all-shows/for-the-fallen/6018

Friday 17 November 2017, pre-concert talk 6.45 pm, concert 7.30 pm

James Lisney Schubert Series IVFranz Schubert Sonata in A minor, D 784 Sonata in E flat, D 568 Sonata in D, D 850

James Lisney has gained authority over Schubert’s piano repertoire in a career spanning three decades, with cyclic presentations at London’s South Bank Centre, the Leipzig Gewandhaus and the Amsterdam Concertgebouw along with a discography of acclaimed recordings.

Tonight he brings his Schubert Series – and the fourth SJE Arts International Piano Series – to a close. Beginning with the troubled A minor Sonata, composed in 1823 soon after Schubert learns of his venereal disease, Lisney’s programme is crowned by the extrovert Sonata in D major, written in the summer of 1835 along with his ‘Great’ C major Symphony.

Tickets: £30, £25, £15, students & under 18s £5

SJE ARTS INTERNATIONAL PIANO SERIES 2017 Saturday 18 November 2017, 9.30 am–5.00 pm

Come & Sing! with Oxford Bach Choir and Bob ChilcottJoin the Oxford Bach Choir for another exciting Come & Sing day, this time making music with the fabulous Bob Chilcott! Rehearse and perform some of his works in one day.

Tickets: £25 (Students £10). For an application form and details visit www.oxfordbachchoir.org or email [email protected]


Maki Sekiya, pianoProgramme to include Mussorgsky: Pictures at an Exhibition

A scholarship pupil of London’s Purcell School and a graduate of the Moscow Conservatoire, Japanese-born virtuoso pianist Maki Sekiya receives rapturous reviews for her playing. Endowed with a prodigious technique, she brings unique insights and emotional range to performances of her vast repertoire, ranging from the baroque to the most recent works of today’s composers. This concert is sponsored by Green Templeton College, Oxford and marks her appointment as the College’s first Musician in Residence.

Tickets: £30, £22, £15. Students & under 18s £5


SJE ARTS NEXT GENERATION SERIES 2018Saturday 2 December 2017, 7.30 pm

Commotio Choral Music for Advent and ChristmasWorks by Allain, Bennett, MacMillan, Montague, Noon, Pärt and Rütti

Commotio returns to SJE for their Advent and Christmas concert, featuring seasonal choral works written in the past 40 years. The centrepiece of the programme is Arvo Pärt’s Seven Magnificat Antiphons. Composed in 1988 and revised in 1991, the Antiphons are one of Pärt’s earliest settings in the German language. Commotio will also premiere a new work, Poor Baby Jesus, by the American composer, Stephen Montague, and perform works by British composers including Richard Allain and Richard Rodney Bennett.

Tickets: £12/£8 available at www.commotio.org or [email protected]

Friday 15 December 2017, 7.45 pm

The Sixteen Glory to the Christ ChildHarry Christophers: conductor

Programme to include: Joubert: There is no rose Rutter: There is a flower Orlande de Lassus: La nuit froide et sombre Howells: A spotless rose Trad. Somerset carol Palestrina: O magnum mysterium/Quem vidistis pastores? Chilcott: Pilgrim Jesus

A warm welcome to Harry Christophers and The Sixteen for their Christmas Concert, a highlight of the SJE season. This year’s theme ‘Glory to the Christ Child’ is taken from Alan Bullock’s exuberant carol of that name and the programme is a skilful weave of the modern – Poulenc, Howells, Rutter, Chilcott – with traditional songs and sixteenth century motets.

Tickets: £42–£15, supper plus concert ticket £60–£50

Friday 19 January 2018, 7.30 pm

The Ducasse TrioWilliam Slingsby-Duncan – clarinet; Charlotte Maclet – violin; Fiachra Garvey – piano

Khachaturian: Trio for clarinet, violin and piano Ives: Largo for violin, clarinet and piano Stravinsky: L’histoire du soldat Interval Berg: Adagio for clarinet, violin and piano Shostakovich: 5 Pieces for two violins and piano Charlotte Bray commission Bartók: Contrasts

“An exceptionally exciting group who play brilliantly together, with huge verve and imagination, and their joy in music and playing communicates to everyone around them.” – Thomas Adès

Adès description perfectly captures the spirit of this lively ensemble, with its interesting combination of instruments and passion for presenting forgotten works and new repertoire.

Tickets: £17, £15 students & under 18’s £5


Wednesday 24 January 2018, 7.30 pm

Angela Hewitt, pianoJ.S. Bach: The Well-Tempered Clavier, 1

Daughter of a cathedral organist, the young Angela Hewitt ‘danced to Bach, sang to Bach, played him on the violin and recorder…’ Her passion has not faded and tonight she peforms for us Book I of The Well-Tempered Clavier. The first of two collections of preludes and fugues in all 24 major and minor keys, this is at once an exercise in counterpoint for students and, for pianists as accomplished as Angela Hewitt, one of the most technically demanding, imaginative and important pieces of music in the western repertoire.

Tickets: £37, £27, £17, £15, students and under 18s £10 off. 2 course dinner ticket combined ticket £50, £40. Season ticket for all 9 concerts in the 2018 series £160, £113, £81, £70


Sunday 11 February 2018, 5.00 pm

Jean-Sélim Abdelmoula, pianoProgramme tba

Pianist and composer Jean-Sélim Abdelmoula studied at the Lausanne Conservatoire and at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, graduating in 2016 with Distinction. In 2014–15 Jean-Sélim held the Rebanks Family Piano Fellowship at the Glenn Gould School in Toronto and, in 2016, was invited by Sir András Schiff to give solo recitals at major venues in Europe and the USA as part of his Building Bridges concert series, supporting new talents. In May 2017 Jean-Sélim was one of two musicians from a field of over 100 applicants, selected for a Young Classical Artists Trust award.

‘Not only is Jean-Sélim Abdelmoula a fine pianist with great sensitivity and imagination, he’s also a major talent in composition. When he plays Bach, Chopin and Schubert, he does it with a composer’s understanding.’ – Sir András Schiff

Tickets: £17, £15 students & under 18’s £5

Friday 16 February 2018, 8.00 pm–9.15 pm

Erik Satie: Memoirs of a Pear-shaped LifeAnne Lovett, piano David Bamber, narrator

Eric Satie was a complex, eccentric and lonely man. Devised and written by Meurig Bowen, Memoirs of a Pear-shaped Life showcases the full, startling breadth of the composer’s piano output and interweaves Satie’s diaries and reflections on his riotously varied, chaotically creative and intermittently dysfunctional life.

The music includes many of Satie’s most enduring keyboard works – Gymnopédies, Gnossienees, Je te veux, Le piège de Méduse, Avant-dernières pensées, Le Piccadilly and Heures séculaires.

Drinks will be available for purchase when doors open.

Tickets: £32, £25, £18, £15, students and under 18s £10 off from www.sje-oxford.org/events/tickets or www.musicatoxford.com, tel 01865 244806SJE ARTS NEXT GENERATION SERIES 2018


Saturday 24 February, 2018, 7.30 pm

Corona Strings Four SeasonsVivaldi: Le Quattro Staggioni Piazzolla: Las cuatro estaciones porteñas (Violin, David le Page)

Period and modern instruments share the honours for this remarkable pairing of exciting works.

Corona Baroque Ensemble (Leader, Miranda Walton) Corona Strings (Leader, Catherine Leech) Conductor Janet Lincé

Tickets: £20 (£17); £15 (£12); £5 full-time students & under 18s

Saturday 3 March 2018, 7.30 pm

Oxford Bach ChoirRossini: Petite Messe Solennelle

Rossini joked that he could not decide whether his Petite Messe Solennelle was ‘musique sacrée’ (sacred music) or ‘sacrée musique’ (damned music), and its jaunty and memorable melodies have enchanted and surprised audiences ever since. Yet Rossini also shows himself a master of counterpoint in the magnificent fugues which end the Gloria and Credo.

The Oxford Bach Choir pairs Rossini’s late masterpiece with a selection of motets by his younger contemporary, the Austrian Anton Bruckner. Best known for his great symphonies, Bruckner also wrote much sacred music throughout his life, and his beauti-ful and dramatic motets represent a high point in nineteenth-century religious music.

Tickets: £30, £20, £10 from tickets.oxfordbachchoir.org/2018-03-03, tel 01865 980220


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Stephen Hough, pianoDebussy: Clair de Lune (from Suite bergamasque) Debussy: Images, Set 2 Chopin: Sonata No. 2 Interval Debussy: La terrasse des audiences du clair de lune (from Préludes, Book 2) Debussy: Images, Set 1 Beethoven: Sonata No. 23 in F minor, Op. 57 Appassionata

Stephen Hough places Debussy and Chopin side by side to highlight the empathy between them in their love for, and understanding of, the sound of the piano. He then brings the evening to a dramatic close with Beethoven’s Sonata Op. 57, ‘Appassionata’, in Hough’s words, “one the most incendiary, elemental works ever written”.

Tickets: £37, £27, £17, £15, students and under 18s £10 off. 2 course dinner ticket combined ticket £50, £40. Season ticket for all 9 concerts in the 2018 series £160, £113, £81, £70


Bach: St John PassionCorona Baroque Ensemble (Leader, Miranda Walton)

Choros Soprano, Julie Cooper Alto, William Purefoy Tenor, Jeremy Budd Bass, Ben Davies Evangelist, Rob Waters Christus, tbc

Conductor Janet Lincé

Tickets: £25 (£19); £17 (£13); £5 full-time students & under 18s

INTERNATIONAL PIANO SERIES 2018

SEASON TICKET FOR ALL 9 CONCERTS IN THE 2018 SERIES £160, £113, £81, £70

Wednesday 24 JanuaryJ.S. Bach: The Well-Tempered Clavier, 1

Angela Hewitt

Friday 16 FebruaryErik Satie: Memoirs of a

Pear-shaped LifeAnne Lovett, piano &

David Bamber, narrator

Saturday 17 MarchDebussy: Images,

Chopin: Sonata No.2, Beethoven: Appassionata

Stephen Hough

Saturday 28 AprilAround Granada: Albeniz, Debussy, de Falla,

Chopin: 24 Preludes Op. 28Joaquín Achúcarro

Saturday 12 MayHaydn and Schumann Piano Trios

Schubert: Piano Trio in B-flat, D.898Barbican Piano Trio

Friday 25 MayBallet Music for 4 hands: Tchaikovsky:

Nutcracker Suite, Ravel: La Valse, Stravinsky: Rite of SpringViv Mclean & Tim Horton

Thursday 14 JuneBeethoven: Bagatelles Op. 119 & Diabelli

Variations, Haydn: Sonata in E flat major Hob XVI/50, Schoenberg: Six Little Pieces Op. 19

Imogen Cooper

Saturday 23 JuneMaki Sekiya

Saturday 29 SeptemberMozart: Piano Concerto No.12,

Arensky: Variations, Finzi: Eclogue, Tchaikovsky: Serenade

Orchestra of St John’s with Viv Mclean, piano

13 September–2 October 2017, 10.00 am–5.00 pmOxford Art Society Open Exhibition

Saturday 16 September 2017, 7.30 pmIntermezzo chamber choir

Sunday 17 September 2017, 5.00 pmSJE Next Generation series 2017Sheku and Isata Kanneh-Mason

22 September–24 September 2017SJE International Piano Series 2017Beethoven Plus! Cycle

Thursday 28 September 2017, 7.30 pmOxford Chamber Music Festival ‘Beyond The Horizon’

Saturday 30 September 2017, 7.30 pmCorona Strings ‘American Dream’: Piazzolla, Copland, Diamond, Gershwin

Sunday 8 October 2017, 5.00 pmSJE International Piano Series 2017Daniel Lebhardt ‘A Hungarian Rhapsody’

Friday 13 October 2017, 7.30 pmOxford Concerto Orchestra

13 October–31 October 2017International Exchange Art Exhibition ‘Material World’

Sunday 15 October 2017, 5.00 pmEast Oxford Community Choir & Isis Orchestra Vaughan Williams: Flos Campi

Friday 20 October 2017, 8.00 pmOxford Lieder FestivalSarah Connolly & Eugene Asti

Monday 23 October 2017, 8.00 pmOxford Lieder FestivalRoderick Williams & Iain Burnside

Tuesday 24 October 2017, 8.00 pmOxford Lieder FestivalIan Bostridge & Julius Drake

Saturday 28 October 2017Oxford Lieder Festival4.30 pm: Brahms: A German Requiem 7.30 pm: Festival Finale ‘Wunderhorn Songs’

Monday 30 October 2017, 7.30 pmFormer members of the Hilliard Ensemble in Concert with Paul Giger, violin

Saturday 4 November 2017, 7.30 pmnewChoir ‘Baroque Tribute’

Saturday 11 November 2017, 7.30 pmSansara Consort ‘For the Fallen’

Friday 17 November 2017, 7.30 pmSJE International Piano Series 2017James Lisney The Schubert Series no IV

Saturday 18 November 2017, 10.00 am–5.00 pmOxford Bach Choir ‘Come & Sing with Bob Chilcott’

Sunday 19 November 2017, 7.00 pmLucy Rose

Saturday 25 November 2017, 7.30 pmMaki Sekiya piano

Wednesday 29 November 2017, 7.30 pmMuscular Dystrophy UK ‘Oxford Community Spirit of Christmas’

Saturday 2 December 2017, 7.30 pmCommotio ‘Choral Music for Advent and Christmas’

Sunday 3 December 2017Oxford Youth Choirs Christmas Concert

Saturday 9 December 2017, 2.00 pm & 7.00 pmOxford City Singers Christmas Concerts

Tuesday 12 December 2017, 7.30 pmAdderbury Chamber Orchestra Candelit Concert

Friday 15 December 2017, 7.45 pmThe Sixteen ‘Glory to the Christ Child’

Tuesday 19 December 2017, 7.30 pmSteve Hogarth ‘H Natural Christmas Show’

Friday 19 January 2018, 7.30 pmSJE Next Generation Series 2018Ducasse Trio

Wednesday 24 January 2018, 7.30 pmSJE International Piano Series 2018Angela Hewitt

Sunday 11 February 2018, 5.00 pmSJE Next Generation series 2018Jean-Sélim Abdelmoula, piano

Tuesday 16 February 2018, 8.00 pmSJE International Piano Series 2018‘Memoirs of a Pear-shaped Life’, A Portrait of Erik Satie

Saturday 24 February 2018, 7.30 pmCorona Strings ‘Four Seasons’: Vivaldi, Piazzolla

Saturday 3 March 2018, 7.30 pmOxford Bach Choir Rossini: Petite Messe Solennelle

Saturday 10 March 2018, 7.30 pmCommotio

Saturday 17 March 2018, 7.30 pmSJE International Piano Series 2018Stephen Hough

Sunday 18 March 2018Oxford Girls’ Opera

Saturday 24 March 2018, 7.30 pm J.S.Bach: St John Passion

Saturday 28 April 2018, 7.30 pmSJE International Piano Series 2018Joaquín Achúcarro

2 May–7 May 2018Oxford May Music Festival

Friday 11 May 2018, 7.30 pmEast Oxford Community Choir with Grenoble choir

Saturday 12 May 2018, 7.30 pmSJE International Piano Series 2018Barbican Piano Trio

Saturday 19 May 2018, 7.30 pmCorona Strings

Friday 25 May 2018, 7.30 pmSJE International Piano Series 2018Viv McLean and Tim Horton

Saturday 9 June 2018, 7.30 pmCommotio

Thursday 14 June 2018, 7.30 pmSJE International Piano Series 2018Imogen Cooper

16 June–1 July 2018Oxford Printmakers’ Exhibition

Saturday 16 June 2018, 7.30 pmThame Chamber Choir

Saturday 23 June 2018, 7.30 pmSJE International Piano Series 2018Maki Sekiya

Saturday 29 September 2018, 7.30 pmSJE International Piano Series 2018Orchestra of St John’s with Viv McLean

Tickets and more information at www.sje-oxford.orgAll profit from ticket sales goes towards the SJE restoration fund, see the website for more details

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