“I think the best music or the best art touches you in a kind of natural, subconscious way” Ahead Manchester Collective’s event on Sunday at Oxford Town Hall, pianist Fergus McCreadie talks about music and the natural world. Event details: musicatoxford.com/whats-on/manch…

Two very different concerts and two contrasting venues too! Huge thanks to The Marian Consort and Manchester Collective for their concerts last weekend - and to YOU for coming along!

Our concert with 12 Ensemble on 22 April is now completely sold out! Keep an eye on our website and social media for news for any seats that are returned or released...

🎺We're bringing one of the UK's top brass ensembles to Oxford, with Onyx Brass performing a concert on 25 May that explores the twin themes of the natural world and dance. Waltz over to our website to enjoy a playlist of music featured in the concert: musicatoxford.com/whats-on/onyx-…

We're looking forward to welcoming everyone to tonight's sold out show with 12 Ensemble playing the music of Max Richter. A quick reminder that doors will open at 6.45pm, giving everyone plenty of time to find their seats ahead of our 7.30pm start. See you later on!

We invite you to…Sleep. 90 minutes away from the rat race in the company of Max Richter Ultimate Pic Palace musicatoxford.com/whats-on/sleep/

There's a chance tonight to re-live Manchester Collective recent performance of 'The Unfurrowed Field' with us, with a live broadcast of the same show recorded in London. The concert is broadcast at 7.30pm and is available to listen to after. bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

"I've never heard anyone say, oh, things are getting so much slower...everything is always up, it's moving forwards, that's how life works, things just speed up." Max Richter Sleep: 8 May Ultimate Pic Palace Check out the trailer on our website : musicatoxford.com/whats-on/sleep/

We're hiring! A chance to join our small but perfectly formed team and to help us ensure the future of top-level live music in Oxford as our new Head of Development and Membership. Full details on the link. peridotpartners.co.uk/jobs/head-of-d…

Onyx Brass bring Janáček's 'On an Overgrown Path' to us as part of their concert on 25 May. Listen to its Fourth Movement here, and get details of the concert on the link: musicatoxford.com/.../onyx-brass…

We've just updated the playlist for our Onyx Brass concert so that it includes Horowitz's Music Hall Suite. The piece, featuring music from burlesque, music hall, circus and cabaret, closes their concert with us on Sat 25 May. Take a listen now: musicatoxford.com/.../onyx-brass…

This Saturday Southbank Sinfonia close our season with a performance of Beethoven's Symphony No.6, plus music by Mendelssohn and Mozart. Find out more and preview the music with our new playlist over on our website. musicatoxford.com/whats-on/south…

👏 What a season! With the last concert of our 40th birthday just gone we look back on a year of wonderful music: musicatoxford.com/what-a-season-…

Check out our brand new summer playlist, compiled by members of the Music at Oxford team. Everything from Mendelssohn to Phillip Glass with a bit of ABBA thrown in for good measure! musicatoxford.com/music-at-oxfor…

We recently had the first workshop with The Cultural Programme for 'Let’s Build a Town!', a new collaborative music-theatre project. We spent a fab day with young people at St Francis CofE Primary School, devising new city-themed music and movement. More info on this project soon!

Really exciting to get started on this project with Rose Martin, Emma-Jane Greig, Lucy Hunt et al - produced by The Cultural Programme & working with a link school of @magdalencollege / @magdoutreach #LetsBuildATown

Music at Oxford recommends: Waterperry Opera Festival Their festival kicks off tomorrow and includes The Barber of Seville, The Turn of the Screw, Peter and the Wolf and more! waterperryoperafestival.co.uk/summer2024.html

Our Autumn/Winter season is now on sale! Concerts include the extraordinary sitar player Roopa Panesar, our much-loved Christmas events, plus much else along the way including a feast of Renaissance music and art with The Marian Consort. musicatoxford.com/whats-on/

We're celebrating the music of the great soundtrack composer Henry Mancini with the first event of the season, a screening of the classic film Breakfast at Tiffany's. Full details on the link: musicatoxford.com/whats-on/henry…

Last week the BBC Proms celebrated the music of Henry Mancini and as conductor Edwin Outwater said, it's "music to make you smile and tap your foot". Have a listen below + don't miss our own celebration when we screen 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' on 27 Oct. bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…