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Thinking of applying to read Music at Oxford? Want to find out more? Then help is at hand! The...
The annual BBC Proms season – billed as ‘the world’s greatest classical music fe...
The Faculty of Music invites applications for this year’s round of British Academy Postdoct...
The annual celebrations of the arts across the UK took place yesterday evening (9 July) at the...
Events
30 Sep
The internationally renowned pianist, Imogen Cooper, is giving a recital in memory of Lord Neill, Fellow a...
10 Oct
Research Colloquium: Juliana M. Pistorius
‘A Traviata of irony and enjoyment’: coloured opera as political act in apartheid South Afri...
12 Oct
Seminar in Ethnomusicology and Sound Studies: Luis-Manuel Garcia
Interpellation and the Ethical Turn in Electronic Dance Music Luis-Manuel Garcia, University of Birmingham...
12 Oct
English Touring Opera: Dardanus
Dardanus – Rameau’s ravishing, romantic tale of love and war – is English Touring Opera’s first f...
14 Oct
Mahler and Beethoven with the Ripieno Players
The Ripieno Players, joined by George Needham and Sofia Kirwan-Baez, present two much-loved works composed...
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