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Faculty of Music presents: Lunchtime Recital Series

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26 April 2024
Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford

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:

Horn Trio in Eb Major - Johannes Brahms

Alice Knight - French Horn

Ivy Lau - Violin

Henry Wadsworth - Piano

 

Clarinet Trio, arr. viola, cello and piano - Johannes Brahms

Charlie Potts - Viola

Laura Massey - Cello

Matthew Clemmet - Piano

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