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Isata Kanneh-Mason

Isata Kanneh-Mason
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Isata Kanneh-Mason

26 Jul 2025 | 19:30 | Sheldonian Theatre, Broad Street

Prokofiev Piano Concerto No. 3
Rimsky-Korsakov Scheherazade, Op. 35

Isata Kanneh-Mason piano
Marios Papadopoulous conductor
Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra

To kick start the Oxford Piano Festival 2025, we have a thrilling concert full of dynamic and exciting works. We will be joined by Isata Kanneh-Mason, ‘one of today’s most in-demand classical musicians’ (Classic FM), performing Prokofiev’s playful and inventive Piano Concerto No. 3. After the interval, the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra will return to the stage for Rimsky-Korsakov’s Scheherazade. Full of vivid musical storytelling and enchanting melodies, the audience will be transported away to a world of mystery and adventure.

Isata Kanneh-Mason

26 Jul 2025

Tickets: £18, £30, £40, £54
(Students from £5)
Duration: 120 min
Venue: Sheldonian Theatre, Broad Street
Saturday 26th July, 2025 – 19:30
From £18
(Students from £5)

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