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Oxford Proms 2013 present concerts in Oxford’s historic buildings.

Wednesday 7th August 7.30 pm Sheldonian Theatre   - An Evening with Michael Collins - Michael Collins clarinet, Michael McHale piano

Saturday 10th August 7.30 pm Sheldonian Theatre  - Oxford Proms Orchestra with Michael Collins perform Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto  in a programme of classical masterworks.

Saturday 17th August 7.30 pm Sheldonian Theatre - Oxford Proms Orchestra “Pop Classics” with Mami Shikimori piano

Monday 12th August 1.pm Holywell Music Room               Oxford Mappa Mundi

Monday 12th August 7.30 – Holywell Music Room             Oxford Trobadors

Wednesday 14th August 1.pm Holywell Music Room          Ning Pookhaothong  – piano

Wednesday 14th August 7.30 Holywell Music Room           Rosie Aldridge mezzo-soprano Simon Lepper piano Edmund Jones violin

Sunday 3rd November 7.30 St John the Evangelist            Ensemble Settecento

A dramatic presentation of the “Seven last words of our saviour on the cross”  Op 51 by F J Haydn with theology scholars from Oxford University.

 

 

 

 

 

Mami Shikimori outside the Sheldonian

 

 

 

 

Details of all concerts are on the Concerts page. 

“A major-multi-faceted experience”  Oxford Times review 2011

Accommodation at Oxford University Colleges

Excellent accommodation is now available at Magdelene, Keble, Pembroke, and other colleges during August. It is adviseable to book early at  www.oxfordrooms.co.uk/ 
 
Oxford Proms Orchestra is conducted by John Traill. Our orchestral musicians are leading professional performers in Oxford and further afield.  

Many thanks to our donors, and to Music at Oxford for their assistance.

We are the music, makers

and we are the dreamers of dreams.

 

 

Tickets from Oxford Playhouse

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or

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For General Enquiries:

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Credits:

Photographs of Mami Shikimori by Andres Landino

Photograph of Sheldonian concert by Bernard Mattimore

Oxford Proms logo designed by architect Barnaby Wheeler R.I.B.A

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