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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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‘Around the World’ at St John Fisher SCHOOL
Throughout April and May, the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra brought its outreach project ‘Around the World’ to St John Fisher Catholic Primary School in Oxford.
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Introducing: Daniel Harding
Introducing: Daniel Harding. For a night of Rossini, Tchaikovsky and Dvořák, the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra will be under the baton of acclaimed British conductor Daniel Harding. With this exciting night ahead of us, for those of you still unacquainted with this Oxford-born talent, allow us to provide an introduction.
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