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Tosca: Meet The Cast – Carmen Giannattasio
Italian soprano Carmen Giannattasio stars as Floria Tosca in Oxford International Opera’s upcoming production of Puccini’s opera.
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Tosca – History of the Opera
Whether you’ve got your tickets already and need to get up to speed, or perhaps need a little more convincing that this political thriller is for you, read on…
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Student Fellowship Programme: 2025/26 Recap
The Student Fellowships in Orchestral Practice this year gave some incredible experience to four talented young musicians.
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Oxford Piano Festival 2026: Preview Pt. 3
The Oxford Piano Festival is back for its 27th year. Read Pt. 3 of our preview here.
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Introducing: Theodosia Ntokou
Greek pianist Theodosia Ntokou joins the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra for a night of Shostakovich and Rachmaninov.
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Oxford Piano Festival 2026: Preview Pt. 2
The Oxford Piano Festival is back for its 27th year. Read Pt. 2 of our preview here.
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Oxford Piano Festival 2026: Preview Pt. 1
The Oxford Piano Festival is back for its 27th year. Read Pt. 1 of our preview here.
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Tosca – Characters & Synopsis
Whether you’ve got your tickets already and need to get up to speed, or perhaps need a little more convincing that this political thriller is for you, read on…
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Introducing: Mahan Esfahani
First St Martin-in-the-Fields, London, then the Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford, set the scene for an evening of Baroque mastery with esteemed harpsichordist Mahan Esfahani.
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Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra 2026/27 Season Preview
The Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra can proudly announce the details of our 2026/27 season. Check out this article for a preview…
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What Is our Side-by-Side scheme?
The Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra’s Side-by-Side programme gives emerging orchestral musicians the opportunity to gain professional experience performing in three concerts throughout the season.
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Introducing: Gidon Kremer
Gidon Kremer, a world-renowned violinist with a repertoire that, alongside expertise in standard classical scores, has pushed forward, highlighting twentieth- and twenty-first-century composers in performance. On June 18, he joins the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra in the Sheldonian Theatre for a night that reflects this diversity, with Schnittke’s polystylistic third violin concerto sandwiched among three compelling works by Mozart: the first of his divertimenti for strings, Serenade No. 6 and Symphony No. 35.
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