Two pieces were chosen from our 2022 Composers’ Workshop to be premiered in our 2022/23 season – we caught up with Kevin and Jieun ahead of their premieres about their interest in composition and their creative process.
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Throughout history, queer composers have been at the heart of the classical music scene. This Pride Month we celebrate 6 LGBTQ+ classical composers, from prolific composers to those lesser known, who have been great contributors to classical music history.
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On Thursday 19 May, the Oxford Phil will perform the world premiere of Puccini Fantasy for Cello and Orchestra, written by our very own Solo…
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The Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra now have an exciting new visual identity. This includes a new logo, OPO colour palette, website, and conce…
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Launched in 2012, the Salomon Prize is a joint annual award from the Royal Philharmonic Society and the Association of British Orchestras th…
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Could you imagine a worse 250th birthday? A quarter of a millennium after his birth in 1770, most of the musical world embarked on a hu…
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As the world celebrates International Women’s Day on 8 March 2021, we’re taking a look at the works of women composers throughout the…
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Classical music has a long and detailed history, which regularly includes works by some of the greatest composers ever to have lived, from B…
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Florence Price Classical music has a long and detailed history, which regularly includes works by some of the greatest composers ever to hav…
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Classical music has a long and detailed history, which regularly includes works by some of the greatest composers ever to have lived, from B…
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