Steven Isserlis – cello
Denes Varjon – piano

Mendelssohn Varations Concertantes
Schumann Adagio and Allegro
Chopin Cello Sonata
Mendelssohn Cello Sonata No. 2
Chopin Introduction and Polonaise Brilliante

An evening of exciting jazz by two master groups. Oxford trio George Haslam (baritone sax and tarogato), Richard Leigh Harris (keyboards) and Steve Kershaw (bass) play host to the London-based quartet ‘D.A.T.A.’ Dave Hayley (drums and percussion) Alan Eason (guitar) Tris Harris (piano, synth, alto and soprano sax, bass) and Andy McFarlane (violin).

Adrian Ward (tenor)
Simon Lepper (piano) 

Songs by: Schubert, Britten & Faure

Free Admission to Children between the ages of 10 and 5 when accompanied by an Adult. 
Children Under 5 are not permitted.

Box Office opens from 9.45am at the Holywell on the day of the concert.

All concerts are 1 hour.

Also available from 07976 740 024

Haydn: Quartet in B flat op 64 no 3,
Berg: Lyric Suite
Rawsthorne: First Quartet Theme and Variations
Beethoven: Quartet in F minor op 95 ‘Serioso’

Known for its diverse repertoire and dynamic approach to performance, the Barbirolli is Quartet in Residence at Salford University.

Cavatina Ticket Scheme: Free tickets for 8-25 year-olds are available by calling 01865 305305. Details of College/School MUST be given on arrival at the Holywell.

The Oxford Trobadors will present yet another magical evening of Occitan,
Catalan and English songs and music. The last concert was a nearly full house, so book early.

Tuesday 13th January in the Holywell Music Room, 8 pm,

Susie Crow of Ballet in Small Spaces once again curates an evening of new solo works by dance artists based in Oxford and the surrounding area. A diverse range of genres from contemporary to kathak come together in a programme to stimulate and delight. The audience is invited to sample and enjoy rich possibilities of personal expression through dances evocatively costumed by Celia Perkins and atmospherically lit by Jason Kirk.

This year’s team of artists are Debbie Camp in choreography by Susie Crow, Hannah de Cancho, Anuradha Chaturvedi, Fiona Millward, Ruth Pethybridge and Thomas Wilson.

Supported by Oxford Playhouse.

Susie Crow of Ballet in Small Spaces once again curates an evening of new solo works by dance artists based in Oxford and the surrounding area. A diverse range of genres from contemporary to kathak come together in a programme to stimulate and delight. The audience is invited to sample and enjoy rich possibilities of personal expression through dances evocatively costumed by Celia Perkins and atmospherically lit by Jason Kirk.

This year’s team of artists are Debbie Camp in choreography by Susie Crow, Hannah de Cancho, Anuradha Chaturvedi, Fiona Millward, Ruth Pethybridge and Thomas Wilson.

Supported by Oxford Playhouse.

Susie Crow of Ballet in Small Spaces once again curates an evening of new solo works by dance artists based in Oxford and the surrounding area. A diverse range of genres from contemporary to kathak come together in a programme to stimulate and delight. The audience is invited to sample and enjoy rich possibilities of personal expression through dances evocatively costumed by Celia Perkins and atmospherically lit by Jason Kirk.

This year’s team of artists are Debbie Camp in choreography by Susie Crow, Hannah de Cancho, Anuradha Chaturvedi, Fiona Millward, Ruth Pethybridge and Thomas Wilson.

Supported by Oxford Playhouse.

Artist:
Sophie Daneman soprano
William Purefoy countertenor
James Gilchrist tenor
Roderick Williams bass


Programme:
Originating from the masked balls of Henry VI, this form of extravagant royal entertainment is scarcely heard in performances today. These musical sketches are colourful and dramatic, featuring weighty portrayals of virtue, peace, heaven and earth alongside slapstick caricature moments of dancing bears, drunken brawls and feuding sisters. With a musical band of viols, lutes, harp and a line up of top-flight
soloists, this is proper old-fashioned entertainment.

Pre-concert talk with Elizabeth Kenny (lute & director) at 7pm

Entrance Time:
6.45pm (pre-concert talk)
7.30pm (concert) 

15% discount when booking 8+ Music at Oxford Concerts or a Group of 10 (Not available online - please call 01865 305305)

No admittance to Under 6's.

Susie Crow of Ballet in Small Spaces once again curates an evening of new solo works by dance artists based in Oxford and the surrounding area. A diverse range of genres from contemporary to kathak come together in a programme to stimulate and delight. The audience is invited to sample and enjoy rich possibilities of personal expression through dances evocatively costumed by Celia Perkins and atmospherically lit by Jason Kirk.

This year’s team of artists are Debbie Camp in choreography by Susie Crow, Hannah de Cancho, Anuradha Chaturvedi, Fiona Millward, Ruth Pethybridge and Thomas Wilson.

Supported by Oxford Playhouse.