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Music at Oxford has had a wonderful start to its 2014-15concert season with several superlative performances. At the time of writing, three of our first seven concerts havebeen complete sell-outs, and two more are well on the way. It’sa delight to start our season with such a sense of energy andexcitement and we’re confident we can extend this into 2015.

The programme is put together in line with our long-held aims of bringingprofessional performers of international stature to Oxford, and of workingin co-operation with some of the finest of the city’s own musicalorganisations. It’s always our intention, of course, to make artists andaudiences welcome and to give pleasure.

In the months ahead, we feature remarkable musicians including IestynDavies, the Brodsky Quartet, City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra withAndris Nelsons, Joanna MacGregor and Natalie Clein. They bring us theirinspired and informed interpretations of repertoire which ranges from themuch-loved to the less familiar; Zemlinsky (a particular enthusiasm ofmine), Piazzolla and Jonathan Dove all feature in the months to come. We are also excited to announce a new addition to the season: a visit fromthe USA by Yale Schola Cantorum and Julliard415.

For me, nothing beats live performance; I increasingly value being in thesame space as the performer, absorbing and experiencing interpretation asit unfolds. The relative intimacy of so many Oxford venues - the SheldonianTheatre, Holywell Music Room and various college chapels - as opposed tothe conventional concert hall, gives us a privileged chance to do so.

Live music really can thrill; please join us to experience it in 2015. 

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WELCOME!

NATALIE CLEINPAGES 7, 9, 14

Alison Giles Artistic Planning

FRIDAY 23 JANUARY 2015, 7.30PM SHELDONIAN THEATRE

Joanna MacGregorpiano

‘CROSS BORDER’

J S Bach Prelude and Fugue in C BWV 846J S Bach Prelude and Fugue in C minor BWV 847Shostakovich Prelude and Fugue in E flat op. 87 no. 19Shostakovich Prelude and Fugue in D flat op. 87 no. 15Chopin Six Mazurkas Ives The AlcottsThelonious Monk Monk’s PointTraditional (arr. MacGregor) Deep RiverProfessor Longhair Big ChiefTraditional (arr. MacGregor) Ain’t No Grave Gonna Hold my Body DownPiazzolla (arr. MacGregor) Six Tangos

Joanna MacGregor needs little introduction as one of the mostextraordinary pianists performing today. Celebrated for her stunninginterpretations of Bach and innovative programming, her dynamicplaying is matched by impeccable musicality to ensure that herconcerts are always an energising experience.

Joanna writes about tonight’s programme: ‘Cross Border is a musicalsketch of my life: from the Bach preludes and Gospel songs I playedas a child, through to my first jazz love – Thelonious Monk – and myfirst ‘difficult’ composer – Charles Ives; from my travels across theDeep South of the United States, to first journeys in Latin America.’

Tickets £42 £28 £18 £10 | End time: c. 9.20pm

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FRIDAY 27 FEBRUARY 2015, 7.30PMHOLYWELL MUSIC ROOM

David Miller lute‘Masters of the Lute’

Music by John Dowland and Silvius Leopold Weiss

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FRIDAY 20 FEBRUARY 2015, 8PMMERTON COLLEGE CHAPEL

Daniel Hyde organJ S Bach Clavier-Übung III

The monumental third part of the Clavier-Übung, often referred to as the 'GermanOrgan Mass', is J S Bach's largest and mostextensive collection for the instrument, acompendium of 21 chorale preludes, eachappearing in two contrasted settings. Theyencompass an enormous range of styles,many musically complex or technicallyfiendish, and together are a true test of theorganist’s skill.

Daniel Hyde isInformatorChoristarum, Organistand Fellow ofMagdalen College,Oxford, and a regularaccompanist to the BBC Singers on Radio3. Daniel made hissolo BBC Promsdebut in 2010performing Bach at

the Royal Albert Hall, and tonight we join himhalfway through an epic survey of Bach'scomplete organ works in weekly recitalsthroughout the academic year.

Tickets £20 | End time: 9.45pm

Following his sell-out Music atOxford concert in 2011, DavidMiller returns to the HolywellMusic Room, performing andtelling his instrument’s storythrough a programme of worksby two great virtuoso lutenists ofthe late Renaissance and Baroqueperiods.

English Renaissance composerJohn Dowland was one of thefinest lutenists of his time, whosebeguiling compositions for thelute have endured throughout thecenturies. Though perhaps less-known today, Silvius LeopoldWeiss wrote prolifically for theinstrument in the 18th Century,and one of his lute suites waseven transcribed for violin andharpsichord by J S Bach.

Tickets £25 | End time: c. 9.30pm

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Radcliffe Chamber MusicResidencyMusic at Oxford is thrilled to be collaborating closely with the University ofOxford Faculty of Music in this exciting process to select a first-class stringquartet in the early stages of its career.

The Radcliffe Trust has generously supported chamber music at theMusic Faculty for many years. Following a long-standing residency bythe Allegri String Quartet, a new scheme came into place in 2011. TheRadcliffe Trust currently supports the Faculty’s 3-year competitivescheme aimed at attracting rising chamber music groups; the CavaleriQuartet was the first recipient of this award.

A jury of leading experts will select a new recipient of the award on 1stMarch 2015. Please join us to hear three quartets auditioning for thehonour of working closely with the Faculty of Music and Music atOxford. This event promises to be an exciting afternoon, giving agenuine insight into the demands of performing chamber music.

Details of repertoire and participating string quartets will be posted onour website as soon as possible.

Tickets £15 for all 3 recitals* (£5 for an individual 45 minute recital)*This ticket will include a glass of wine at Wadham College after thecompetition, where the results will be announced.

A co-promotion between Music at Oxford and the University of Oxford Faculty of Music

SUNDAY 1 MARCH 2015, 4PM, 5PM & 6PMHOLYWELL MUSIC ROOM

MUSIC STUDENTS!EMAIL EVENTS@MUSIC.OX.AC.UKTO RESERVE YOUR FREE TICKET

With support fromthe Radcliffe Trust

‘Shelley is one of the mostaccomplished pianist-directorsin Mozart.’ The Daily Telegraph

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English ChamberOrchestraHoward Shelleypiano/conductorBritten Simple Symphony op. 4Beethoven Piano Concerto no. 2 in B flat op. 19Finzi Eclogue op. 10Mozart Symphony no. 40 in G minor K550

The Simple Symphony seems the ideal opener forthis concert by Britten’s former ‘house orchestra’.The programme then takes us on a journey throughBeethoven at his most charming in the PianoConcerto no. 2, through Finzi’s delightfully pastoralEclogue to Mozart’s grand Symphony no. 40.

The renowned and charismaticHoward Shelley will be in thedual role of conductor andsoloist, directing the concertofrom the keyboard.

A pre-concert talk will begiven by Howard Shelley at6.30pm. Free to ticket holders.

THE MARY PYE MEMORIAL CONCERT

Tickets £42 £28 £18 £10 | End time: 9.20pmEnglish Chamber Orchestra. Photograph: Keith Saunders

Howard Shelley. Photograph: Eric Richmond

FRIDAY 6 MARCH 2015, 7.30PMPRE-CONCERT TALK 6.30PMSHELDONIAN THEATRE

Natalie Clein CELLO MASTERCLASSMusic at Oxford and the University of Oxford Facultyof Music are delighted to welcome Natalie Clein forthe first of three visits as part of her double-recitalproject performing all six of Bach's sublime Suites forCello. She will host a masterclass on one of the cellosuites for three accomplished young cellists in theintimacy of the Holywell Music Room.

This will be a unique opportunity for the selectedcellists to hone their technique and musicality, as wellas a unique opportunity for us, as the audience, towitness the intense discipline required to reach theexacting standards of an international soloist.

Details of the repertoire and participating students will be posted on our website as soon as possible.

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A co-promotion between Music at Oxfordand the University of Oxford Faculty of Music

SATURDAY 7 MARCH 2015, 2PMHOLYWELL MUSIC ROOM

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Oxford Bach ChoirLondon Mozart PlayersNicholas Cleobury conductor

Mozart Mass in C minor Elin Pritchard sopranoMarta Fontanals-Simmons mezzo-sopranoNicky Spence tenorAndrew Thompson bass

JONATHAN DOVE FOR AN UNKNOWN SOLDIER Nicky Spence tenor Singers from Oxfordshire Primary Schools

In 1782, Mozart's new wife, Constanze Weber, fell pregnant with their first child. Mozartpromised that he would write a mass to give thanks 'when her confinement was happilyover'. The resulting Mass in C minor was indeed performed in its unfinished state in themonths after the birth of their son, with Constanze herself taking the virtuosic sopranosolos. The Oxford Bach Choir and London Mozart Players join forces to perform thismagnificent work, alongside a new piece by Jonathan Dove to mark the centenary of theFirst World War.

A pre-concert talk will be given by Jonathan Dove at 6.30pm. Free to ticket holders.

IN MEMORY OF MARTIN PETERS

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SATURDAY 14 MARCH 2015, 7.30PMPRE-CONCERT TALK 6.30PM SHELDONIAN THEATRE

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Natalie Clein The Complete Bach Cello SuiteSPart I J S BachSuite no. 3 in C BWV 1009Suite no. 5 in C minor BWV 1011Suite no. 4 in E flat BWV 1010

Natalie Clein is in demand as a recitalist and soloist with majorsymphony orchestras around the world. This season she sets her sightson the most intimate repertoire for her instrument: Bach's six Suites forCello. These joyful miniatures are some of the most exquisite workswritten for cello, and Natalie will perform all six across two concerts(please see page 14 for the second of these).

GENEROUSLY SUPPORTED BY YVONNE PYE

Tickets £42 £28 £18 £10 Please see ‘in the round’ seating plan on page 19.End time: c. 9.20pm

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The Choir ofMerton CollegeBenjamin Nicholas & Peter Phillips directorsBernstein Chichester PsalmsLassus Missa Bell’ Amfitrit’ alteraWorks by Jonathan Dove & James MacMillan

A pre-concert talk will be given by Benjamin Nicholas and Peter Phillips at 7pm. Free to ticket holders.

The mixed voice choral foundation at Merton College has gone fromstrength to strength since its inception in 2008. This year’s 750thanniversary celebrations saw the college cement this musicalfoundation with a new American organ built by Dobson Pipe OrganBuilders. Tonight’s performance will showcase this spectacularinstrument in the Chichester Psalms, Bernstein’s energetic setting ofHebrew psalm texts.

The choir has also been building, year on year, a ‘Merton Choirbook’,commissioning works from contemporary choral composers for thechoir’s exceptional young singers. Here they show their vocal mettle innew works by Jonathan Dove and James MacMillan, along with Lassus’glorious Renaissance polyphony in the Missa Bell’ Amfitrit’ altera.

Tickets £20 | End time: 9.45pm

FRIDAY 1 MAY 2015, 8PMPRE-CONCERT TALK 7PM MERTON COLLEGE CHAPEL

FRIDAY 8 MAY 2015, 7.30PMPRE-CONCERT TALK 6.30PMSHELDONIAN THEATRE

Iestyn Davies countertenorJonathan Cohen directorBach Widerstehe doch der Sünde BWV 54Schlummert ein BWV 82Vergnügte Ruh, beliebte Seelenlust BWV 170Violin Sonata in G BWV 1021

Telemann Viola Concerto in G TWV 51:G9 Sinfonia Spirituosa in D TWV 44:1

Countertenor Iestyn Davies is much sought-after on concertand opera stages across the world, famed for his glorioustone and engaging performance style. He joins award-winning instrumental ensemble Arcangelo and directorJonathan Cohen for an evening of Baroque masterpieces.

In this elegant programme, Bach’s Violin Sonata in G andTelemann’s Viola Concerto are flanked by excerpts fromBach’s vocal cantatas.

A pre-concert talk will be given by Jonathan Cohen at 6.30pm. Free to ticket holders.

Tickets £42 £28 £18 £10 | End time: 9.25pm

‘Director JonathanCohen and hisensemble Arcangelocapture the rapidunexpected twists of the youngerBach’s radicalimagination.’ BBC Music Magazine

Iestyn Davies. Photograph: Marco Borggreve

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Brodsky QuartetSchubert Quartettsatz in C minor D703Webern Six Bagatelles op. 9Zemlinsky String Quartet no. 4 op. 25Schubert String Quartet no. 14 in D minor D810'Death and the Maiden'

Tonight, the Brodsky Quartet turn their attentions to Vienna,for centuries a melting pot of classical composers, atrendsetter for European musical directions, and often at theforefront of developments in musical styles.

All three of tonight's composers were revolutionary in theirtime; Schubert pushing classical form and expressivenesstowards the romantic style, Zemlinsky breaking out of theconstrictions of the late romantic period, and Webern tryingat every turn to out-do Schoenberg in cleanliness of line andtexture.

The spartan language of Webern’s Six Bagatelles is anideal complement for Schubert's rich and sonorous stringwriting in his 'Death and the Maiden' quartet (named afterhis song of the same title) and Zemlinsky's lush textures.

A pre-concert talk will be given by members of theBrodsky Quartet at 6.30pm. Free to ticket holders.

GENEROUSLY SUPPORTED BY YVONNE PYE

Tickets £42 £28 £18 £10 Please see ‘in the round’ seating plan on page 15.End time: 9.20pm

SATURDAY 23 MAY 2015, 7.30PMPRE-CONCERT TALK 6.30PMSHELDONIAN THEATRE

‘What is so strikingabout the playing ofthe Brodsky Quartetis their brimming love for the music.’ Gramophone

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yale schola cantorumjuilliard415David Hill conductor

Daniel Kellogg Shout Joy! Roderick Williams O Brother ManHaydn Symphony no. 94, ‘Surprise’Beethoven Mass in C

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SUNDAY 24 MAY 2015, 7.30PMTHE UNIVERSITY CHURCH OF ST MARY THE VIRGIN

Music at Oxford is thrilled to announcea brand new addition to the season:this visit from the USA by theprestigious Yale Schola Cantorumalongside Juilliard415; both ensemblesspecialising in historical performances.

The distinguished choral conductorDavid Hill, well-known as chiefconductor of The BBC Singers and asmusical director of the Bach Choir,directs tonight's concert of classicalmasterpieces heard alongside a newwork by baritone Roderick Williams,equally recognised as a composer.

Beethoven's Mass in C, commissionedby Prince Nikolaus Esterházy II tocelebrate his wife’s name-day in 1807,includes some of the finest music forvoices that the composer ever wrote.It is a great privilege for us to be able hear Roderick Williams' work O Brother Man for the first time, andthe surprises continue throughout theprogramme with Haydn's much-lovedsymphony, and a brief, exuberantopener by Daniel Kellogg, Shout Joy!

Tickets £20 £15 £10 End time: c. 9.30pm

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Natalie Clein The Complete Bach Cello SuiteSPart II J S BachSuite no. 1 in G BWV 1007Suite no. 2 in D minor BWV 1008Suite no. 6 in D BWV 1012

Natalie Clein is in demand as a recitalist and soloist withmajor symphony orchestras around the world. This seasonshe sets her sights on the most intimate repertoire for herinstrument: Bach's six Suites for Cello. These joyful miniaturesare some of the most exquisite works written for cello, andNatalie is performing all six across two concerts (please seepage 7 for the first of these).

Tickets £42 £28 £18 £10 Please see ‘in the round’ seating plan on page 19.End time: c. 9.20pm

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WEDNESDAY 10 JUNE 2015, 7.30PMSHELDONIAN THEATRE

City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra Andris Nelsons conductorElspeth Dutch hornSchubert Symphony no. 8 ‘Unfinished’Strauss Horn Concerto no. 2 Dvorák Symphony no. 7

Andris Nelsons makes his finalappearance in Oxford with the CBSObefore heading to the USA to take upthe post of Music Director of theBoston Symphony Orchestra. Tonighthe will tease out the lyricism ofSchubert’s Unfinished Symphony, andthe tense drama of Dvorák’s Symphonyno. 7. The orchestra’s own PrincipalHorn, Elspeth Dutch, will join them toperform Strauss’ magnificent HornConcerto no. 2.

Andris Nelsons is hugely entertainingto watch, so if you haven’t alreadyexperienced his conducting in theintimate setting of the Sheldonian,don’t miss this final chance!

FRIDAY 12 JUNE 2015, 7.30PMSHELDONIAN THEATRE

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The Graham Pye Memorial ConcertGENEROUSLY SUPPORTED BY HARRIS MANCHESTER COLLEGE

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PRICESSheldonian Theatre £42 £28 £18 £10University Church £20 £15 £10Holywell Music Room VariousMerton College Chapel £20

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Postage/Booking FeesWe charge 75p per transaction. We post tickets to the UK onlyand up to 5 days before the event. There are no other bookingcharges.

RefundsTickets cannot be refunded. Exchanges are possible when theSeason Discount has been applied. We reserve the right tochange artists and programme.

AccessAll venues have disabled access and facilities; please book earlyas wheelchair space can be limited. The Sheldonian Theatre isfitted with a hearing loop system.

Unnumbered SeatingUnnumbered seating guarantees you a space in your chosen areabut not a specific seat. Please arrive in good time to choose yourseat. Please note that sponsors and those with disabilities areentitled to reserved seats in unnumbered areas, allocated at thediscretion of Music at Oxford.

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Chairs and Row A £42Unreserved (except Row A)

Lower Gallery and Row F £28Numbered seating,cushioned benches, with a back rest

Semi-Circle £18Numbered seating,cushioned benches, no back rest

Upper Gallery £10Unreserved, woodenbenches, no back rest

Area Balcony £18*/£10Unreserved, cushionedbenches, no back rest*Joanna MacGregor and CBSO

Restricted View Lower Gallery £10Numbered seating,cushioned benches, with a back rest

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LOWER GALLERY (ROW G, H, J) £28NUMBERED SEATING,CUSHIONED BENCHES,WITH A BACK REST

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FRIDAY 20 FEBRUARY 2015, 8PMMERTON COLLEGE CHAPELDANIEL HYDE ORGAN

FRIDAY 27 FEBRUARY 2015, 7.30PMHOLYWELL MUSIC ROOMDAVID MILLER LUTE

SUNDAY 1 MARCH 2015, 4PM, 5PM, 6PMHOLYWELL MUSIC ROOMRADCLIFFE CHAMBER MUSICRESIDENCY

FRIDAY 6 MARCH 2015, 7.30PMSHELDONIAN THEATREENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA HOWARD SHELLEYPIANO/CONDUCTOR

SATURDAY 7 MARCH 2015, 2PMHOLYWELL MUSIC ROOMNATALIE CLEIN CELLO MASTERCLASS

SATURDAY 14 MARCH 2015, 7.30PMSHELDONIAN THEATREMOZART MASS IN C MINOR OXFORD BACH CHOIRLONDON MOZART PLAYERS

FRIDAY 24 APRIL 2015, 7.30PMSHELDONIAN THEATRENATALIE CLEIN CELLOCOMPLETE BACH CELLO SUITES I

FRIDAY 1 MAY 2015, 8PMMERTON COLLEGE CHAPEL THE CHOIR OF MERTON COLLEGE

FRIDAY 8 MAY 2015, 7.30PMSHELDONIAN THEATREARCANGELO IESTYN DAVIES COUNTERTENOR

SATURDAY 23 MAY 2015, 7.30PMSHELDONIAN THEATREBRODSKY QUARTET

SUNDAY 24 MAY 2015, 7.30PMUNIVERSITY CHURCH YALE SCHOLA CANTORUM & JUILLIARD415

WEDNESDAY 10 JUNE 2015, 7.30PMSHELDONIAN THEATRENATALIE CLEIN CELLOCOMPLETE BACH CELLO SUITES II

FRIDAY 12 JUNE 2015, 7.30PMSHELDONIAN THEATRECITY OF BIRMINGHAM SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ANDRIS NELSONS CONDUCTOR

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