Faculty of Music presents: Lunchtime Recital Series

Free entry, no registration required.

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The Faculty of Music is delighted to announce a new lunchtime recital series, taking place in Christ Church Cathedral. The recitals will predominantly take place on Friday's from 1.15pm.

Curated by the Director of Performance, these recitals will showcase the wonderful skills of our performance students. Performing a wide range of repertoire, we hope there will be something for everyone to enjoy!

Please come and join us in the busy and beautiful setting of Christ Church Cathedral for a lunchtime of wonderful music making!

 

Programme:

Germaine Tailleferre Violin Sonata No.1

  • Modéré sans lenteur
  • Scherzo. Pas très vite et sans rigueur
  • Lent - Final. Très vite

Thaejus Ilango, Violin

Maria Umbert Kimura, Piano

 

Amy Beach 3 Browning Songs

Clara Schumann Mein Stern

Pauline Viardot Les filles de Cadix

Joanna Barrett - Voice

Rufus Edwards - Piano

 

Maurice Ravel Jeux d'eau M.30

Daniel Loach - Piano

 

Johann Sebastian Bach Partita II (BWV 1004) - Corrente

Niccolò Paganini Caprice no.14

Niccolò Paganini Cantabile

Wing Hei Woo - Violin

Samuel Oliver-Sherry - Piano

 

Heinrich Biber Passacaglia in G minor "Guardian Angel"

Matthew Eldridge - Violin

 

Joanna MacGregor Masterclass

Contrapunctus: Charles & Isabel - The Royal Wedding of 1526

Oxford’s renowned early-music consort Contrapunctus recreates the musical world surrounding one of the great royal marriages of the Renaissance: the wedding of Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor and King of Spain, and Isabella of Portugal in Seville in 1526.

Composition workshop with Oxford International Song Festival

Abolition Song and its Legacies

This is the final event of a two‑year research project, bringing together music, scholarship and contemporary reflection. Alongside performances, the hour‑long programme features contributions from the project’s researchers, offering insight into the historical and musical contexts behind the work.

Migration, Performance & Policy seminar

From Underground Rap to Tribute Song: Politics and Labour Migration in Nepal and the Philippines.

Children’s Music-Making in the Institution