The Complete Beethoven Piano Trios—the last of three concerts in 2017:

Beethoven Piano Trio in C minor, Op. 1 No. 3

Beethoven Piano Trio in B-flat major, Op. 11

Beethoven Piano Trio in E-flat major, Op. 70 No. 2

Curated by Dr. Jonathan Williams, the Director of College Music at St Hilda's, the popular Lunchtime Recital Series offers weekly concerts performed by members of College, students from across the University, and professional musicians.

Eleanor Voak (bassoon and contrabassoon) and George Skeil (trombone)
Accompanied by Hayley Tull
will play
Johann Christoph Vogel, Bassoon Concerto in C Major, 2nd and 3rd movements
Gustav Schreck, Sonata Op.9
Erwin Schulhoff, The Bass Nightingale
And
Arthur Pryor, Thoughts of Love
Alexander Guilmant, Morceau Symphonique

Programme:

Mozart – Piano Sonata in F, KV 332
Franz Strauss – Nocturno, Op 7
Richard Strauss – Concerto No. 2 in Eb, op. 132 (2nd movement)

Curated by Dr. Jonathan Williams, the Director of College Music at St Hilda's, the popular Lunchtime Recital Series offers weekly concerts performed by members of College, students from across the University, and professional musicians.

Jackie Oates is synonymous with the reinvigoration of English folk. Her mellifluous voice, plaintive fiddle and tantalizing approach to traditional songs gained her several BBC Folk Awards in a career that's seen her release six acclaimed solo albums.

An inventive and enthralling artist, Jackie will be performing music from her new album, set for release in 2018 and featuring self-penned, contemporary and rare traditional material.

"Jackie Oates has one of the most pure and beautiful voices in English folk music. It's an instrument to luxuriate in: sometimes delicate, occasionally vulnerable, always captivating" Jeremy Searle, Maverick

We're delighted to welcome Jackie (Patron of Folk Weekend: Oxford) and Tristan to the Quaker Meeting House for our Winter Warmer concert.

Barnaby Burleigh (St. Hilda's) & Anson Chung (LMH) return to the JdP for the fourth Lunchtime Recital to perform Beethoven's 'Spring' sonata for violin and piano

Admission is free, and all are welcome.

Curated by Dr. Jonathan Williams, the Director of College Music at St Hilda's, the popular Lunchtime Recital Series offers weekly concerts performed by members of College, students from across the University, and professional musicians.

Liveness, Hybridity and Noise is a new series of talks, concerts and workshops convened by Professor Martyn Harry focusing on experimentalism and contemporary classical music, with most events live-streamed by the JdP. Three times a term invited composers will give lectures at the JdP, St Hilda’s College on a range of topics pertaining to composition, creative collaboration and live electronics that will provide the basis for a vibrant scholarly and interdisciplinary dialogue between composers, performers, academics and audiences.

This talk will be given by composer Christian Mason.

All composer talks are at 6pm with free refreshments at 5.15pm in the JdP Foyer.

All our LHN events will be livestreamed for free on our website.

For our next Spanish Night on Saturday 12 November (at the Mill Arts Centre, Banbury) we are bringing a top professional Flamenco company from Madrid, Spain featuring dancers Rocio Leal (making her UK debut) and La Joaquina, accompanied by guitarist Chris Clavo and singer Pedro Sanz. This is the only show the group is performing in Oxfordshire as part of their current UK tour.

If you love Spanish culture and music, if you love authentic Flamenco fire and passion - this is show you really can't miss!

In the intimate setting of the Millers Bar (private performance bar on 1st floor of The Mill), you can be up close to the power and passion for this unique and memorable show.

We have just over 20 tickets left and they won't be hanging around! Follow the link to The Mill Arts Centre website for tickets and more details of this show:

Music provides some of the best evidence for the benefit of the arts for people with dementia. This free event will be of huge interest to anyone involved or interested in working with people with dementia using music.

The event, in association with MHA, represents an unmissable opportunity to engage with and learn from some of the UK's leading academics, researchers and musicians.

Speakers include:

Dr Ming Hung Hsu, Lead Music Therapist, MHA
Professor Seb Crutch, UCL
Douglas Noble, Live Music Now
Dr Clare Garabedian,University of Worcester
Julian West, Music for Life
Helen Odell-Miller, Anglia Ruskin University
Charlotte Cunningham, Turtle Key Arts

The event also includes John Killick, Dementia Positive, who will be reading from and signing copies of his new book, Poetry and Dementia.

This event is FREE to attend, but booking is essential.

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