Celebration Concert with the Adler Quartet

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Holywell Music Room

Tickets £10 - £22

This special concert marks the culmination of this year's collaboration between the Adler Quartet and students from the University of Oxford's Faculty of Music.  

Showcasing performances by student musicians and ensembles coached by the Quartet, as well as side-by-side performances with the Quartet and our Director of Performance, Dr Maria Razumovskaya, this concert celebrates shared music-making and the achievements of University of Oxford students.

Presented by the Faculty of Music in association with The Cultural Programme, University of Oxford, where the Adler Quartet are part of the Hans Keller String Quartet Programme. Made possible thanks to The Cosman Keller Art & Music Trust.


As part of the Hans Keller String Quartet Programme, the Adler Quartet return in June for Anna Clyne: Looking Glass in the Sohmen Concert Hall, as well as working with students over four visits to Oxford throughout the academic year.

Please note that this is a lunchtime concert with no interval.

 

Programme:

Franz Schubert First movement of Piano Quintet in A major D667 'Trout', Allegro vivace 
Anson Yeung - Lost in Time (world premiere)  
Franz Schubert: Fourth movement of Piano Quintet in A major D667 'Trout', Thema (Andantino) & Variations

Benjamin Gilmore (violin)
Elvina Auh (violin)
Natalie Loughran (viola)
Steffan Morris (cello)
Anson Yeung (piano) 
Laurence Flower (double bass)

J.S. Bach Sonata No. 1 in G minor, BWV 1001

i. Adagio

Allegra Hannan (violin)

Dmitri Shostakovich Piano Trio No. 2 in E minor Opus 67

iii. Largo
iv. Allegretto-Adagio

Jaidon Elliott (violin)
Oliver Simpson (cello)
Maria Razumovskaya (piano)

Joanna MacGregor Masterclass

Contrapunctus: Charles & Isabel - The Royal Wedding of 1526

Oxford’s renowned early-music consort Contrapunctus recreates the musical world surrounding one of the great royal marriages of the Renaissance: the wedding of Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor and King of Spain, and Isabella of Portugal in Seville in 1526.

Composition workshop with Oxford International Song Festival

Abolition Song and its Legacies

This is the final event of a two‑year research project, bringing together music, scholarship and contemporary reflection. Alongside performances, the hour‑long programme features contributions from the project’s researchers, offering insight into the historical and musical contexts behind the work.

Migration, Performance & Policy seminar

From Underground Rap to Tribute Song: Politics and Labour Migration in Nepal and the Philippines.

Children’s Music-Making in the Institution