We’d like to thank everyone who came to support us in Christ Church on Tuesday. Together we were able to raise a total of over £200 for Homeless Oxfordshire. Find out more about Homeless Oxfordshire’s work providing accommodation, food, healthcare, Read more…
Our first of two concerts in Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford this autumn seems fitting for its original foundation as a convent, as we’ll be presenting a programme by composers who lived and worked in convents. Titled Veni, Sponsa Mea, and themed Read more…
As spring turns to summer, we’ve got another eclectic collection of concerts for you, focusing on a range of more intimate music-making… June 5th finds us returning to The Deanery of Christ Church, Oxford for a (re)creation of an imagined evening at Read more…
Thank you so much to everyone who attended our concert in Queen’s College Chapel on Saturday. Your kind donations raised a total of £320 for Homeless Oxfordshire. We’re very grateful to The Queen’s College for allowing us to use the Read more…
We’re really happy to announce that, thanks to the generous support of everyone who attended our performance in Exeter College Chapel on Friday 2nd Feb, we collected donations totalling £360 for Crisis Skylight, Oxford. We had a great time working together Read more…
As part of our programme “Brother Sun, Sister Moon”, we’ll be performing two works by the early 20th Century French composer Lili Boulanger: Renouvaeu and Hymne au Soleil. Though she composed little, dogged by ill health that cut her life Read more…
Happy new year! 2018 marks our second year working together as an ensemble, and we’re continuing to push the boundaries to find interesting and unusual repertoire that’s fun to perform and listen to. We’re excited to be starting the first Read more…
Plenty has been written about the complex musical language of the Musikalische Exequien, and its synthesis of disparate contemporary styles into a unified musical whole. But what makes the piece uniquely fascinating is its intensely personal aspect, and this Read more…
In a few weeks’ time, we’re going to be performing one of the most important sacred works of the early German Baroque: Heinrich Schütz’s Musikalische Exequien (“Funeral Music”), widely considered to be the first “German Requiem”. Over three tightly constructed Read more…