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Dr Joanna Bullivant, Departmental Lecturer in Historical Musicology, will feature in this afte...
Elgar’s manuscript for The Dream of Gerontius has now been digitised, and is freely availabl...
Professor Gascia Ouzounian and John Bingham-Hall (Theatrum Mundi) are pleased to announce the ...
In this very difficult year for musicians (as it is for all), the Faculty of Music at Oxford w...
Events
21 Jan
The Oxford Graduate Tea Hangout is a weekly get together for graduate students to drink tea, destress from...
21 Jan
POSTPONED | Till it has loved – American Art Song in Recital | live streamed concert
Part of the Humanities Cultural Programme, one of the founding stones for the future Stephen A. Schwarzma...
25 Jan
Performance Clinic: Roderick Williams
British Baritone and Roderick Williams (Magdalen, 1984) hosts a Performance Clinic for current students at...
25 Jan
Composer Speaks: Roderick Williams
Roderick Williams: Am I a composer? If you would like to attend and receive the Zoom details please sign u...
26 Jan
Research Colloquium: Joseph Fort (KCL)
Joseph Fort (KCL). Who Danced the Minuet in 1790s Vienna? More details TBC. About the series: The Colloqui...
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