City of Oxford Orchestra - Diamond Jubilee Concert
The City of Oxford Orchestra celebrates 60 years to the day since it was founded
Thursday 27 February, 20:00
Sheldonian Theatre
The City of Oxford Orchestra was founded in 1965 with a firm commitment to provide live, classical music of the highest quality to the widest possible audience. The Orchestra has played to acclaim in most of the capital cities of Europe whilst also providing all-year-round concerts in Oxford's beautiful, historical buildings, in particular, Sir Christopher Wren's stunning Sheldonian Theatre.
With conductor Stephen Bell and pianist Tom Poster, the Diamond Jubilee Concert will be the orchestra's final concert, taking place 60 years to the day since it was founded.
The programme includes:
Glinka - Ruslan & Ludmilla
Rachmaninov - Piano Concerto No. 2
Tchaikovsky - Symphony No. 5
Event & Ticket Information:
doors open at 19:30 for an 20:00 concert start
approx. running time of 120 minutes (incl. 20min interval)
tickets from £10.00 - £40.00 depending on seating area (concessions available)
Please contact the organiser for wheelchair seats and other accessibility requirements (Tel. 01865 321461)
