New Music: Christian Mason (Ensemble Isis)

£25 regular / £10 concession / free for Music Faculty members, tickets available via the Tickets Oxford Website.

 

Image
new music  jdp

Ensemble Isis <edge> series

Tuvan and Sardinian Songbooks (selected movements, 2016-18) and TRIO: In Space Enlaced (2008-12) alongside new works by Holly Gowland, Henry Le Feber Robertson and Jack Chambers

The winner of the 2015 Ernst von Siemens prize, Christian Mason is established now as one of the leading European composers of his generation, and his colourful and highly-wrought music is widely seen as a natural extension to spectralism and other forms of expanded tonal composition. This concert is the fruits of the first Ensemble Isis <edge> residency this year, in which a leading contemporary composer works closely with the student performers and composers from the Faculty of Music. Tonight Christian will introduce performances of his instrumental compositions in discussion with Professor Martyn Harry.

“O Mozart! Immortal Mozart”

Mozart: Symphony No.40 in G Minor (K.550) | Schubert: Symphony No.5 in B-Flat Major (D.485)

The World's Music at Oxford: Dongyang Gozupa

A unique fusion of gugak (Korean folk music) and progressive rock from a leading ensemble of South Korea's new wave of traditional music.

The Chamber Concerts: Beethoven with the Neruda Quartet II

2026 Tillett Debut Artists the Neruda Quartet perform string quartets by Haydn and Beethoven.

Music, Indigeneity and the Right to Listen

A journey through three Listening Circles and The North American Indigenous Songbook

Migration, Performance & Policy seminar

From Iranian Classical Music to Bad Bunny: Resistance and Global Cultures in France, Canada and the US

All Souls Seminars in Medieval and Renaissance Music: Davitt Moroney (University of California, Berkeley)