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Graduate Open Day 2025

view of the great hall at the stephen a schwarzman centre for the humanities
28 November 2025 09:00
Online

The Faculty of Music is excited to host its first online Graduate Open Day, live from our new home in the Schwarzman Centre, on November 28th! Join us to find out more about our graduate courses, meet our Director of Graduate Studies and Master's Convenor, and chat to some of our current students.

As this is an online-only event, registration is essential. Please use this form to register your interest.

If you have any questions please email academic.admin@music.ox.ac.uk. We look forward to meeting you!

 

Schedule

9:00 - An Introduction to the Faculty

Professor Martyn Harry (Master's Convenor)

Professor Sarah Hill (Director of Graduate Studies)

9:30 - Information on our DPhil Programme

Professor Sarah Hill

9:30 - Information on our MSt & MPhil Programme

Professor Martyn Harry

10:00 Masters - Composition/Performance session

Professor Martyn Harry / Dr Maria Razumovskaya

10:30 - Current Student Q&A 

Q&A with our Graduate students. A chance to discuss life at Oxford and answer questions.

The World's Music at Oxford: Landless

17 October
The World's Music at Oxford's 2026-27 series begins with darkly ethereal and deeply moving Irish a cappella harmonies.

The Alonetimes

19 October
A bold new music-theatre work about memory, loneliness, and belonging by composers Professor Jennifer Walshe and Philip Venables.

Public seminar: Erin Johnson-Williams (University of Southampton)

22 October

All Souls Seminars in Medieval and Renaissance Music: David Catalunya (Universidad Complutense de Madrid)

22 October

St Cross College South African Township Music Concert

22 October
A one-hour programme of South African township music in celebration of Black History Month.

The Rediscovery of Charlotte Sohy: An evening of film, music & conversation

23 October
Neglected for decades, French composer Charlotte Sohy (1887-1955) is now being celebrated as one of the most compelling musical voices of her generation. Join us for a special evening exploring her extraordinary story through film, discussion and live performance, curated by pianist Reiko Fujisawa.