Faculty of Music
University of Oxford
All Forthcoming Events
As well as advertising events organised by the Faculty of Music, at the bottom of this page we also advertise some other music-related events taking place across Oxford that are organised by our academics or students and take place in University colleges, departments, and venues. If you would like us to advertise your music-related event, please complete this form.
To find out more about the wider range of events taking place across the University, please visit the University of Oxford website.
Many colleges offer free weekly lunchtime recitals and/or organ recitals. You can find details of these below:
Faculty of Music events
External events
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.
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.
The Rediscovery of Charlotte Sohy: An evening of film, music & conversation
Neglected for decades, French composer Charlotte Sohy (1887-1955) is now being celebrated as one of the most compelling musical voices of her generation. Join us for a special evening exploring her extraordinary story through film, discussion and live performance, curated by pianist Reiko Fujisawa.
Rémy Ballot and OUO Solo Players - Bruckner: String Quintet, Mathilde Kralik: Nonet
Following their successful chamber ensemble programme of Mozart and Strauss last January, violinist and conductor Rémy Ballot is joined by a chamber ensemble drawn from members of OUO to give a concert that presents Bruckner’s resplendent String Quintet alongside the work of his student, Mathilde Kralik. Kralik’s Nonet is scored for the rare combination of clarinet, bassoon, two horns, string quartet and piano.