Sunday 29th May
4:00 PM
Composing Philosophy? Songs on Poems of Friedrich Nietzsche
- Jennifer Ronyak
- Joseph Cavalli-Price
- Angharad Rowlands
- Jonathan Eyers
- Joseph Beesley
- David Groiser
29 May 2022 16:00 | The Shulman Auditorium, The Queen's College
Free entry! No booking required. A special event in collaboration with Oxford University's Faculty of Music, featuring Oxford Lieder Young Artists Shortly following the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche’s retreat from public life in 1889, composers started to turn to his works for inspiration. Initial and still well-known responses came in the form of Richard Strauss&rsq...Thursday 9th June
6:00 PM
Song at Wolfson: A Celebration of Ukrainian Song with Rozanna Madylus
- Sholto Kynoch
- Rozanna Madylus
- Philip Ross Bullock
09 Jun 2022 18:00 | Wolfson College
This concert is presented in support of the DEC Ukraine appeal. Thanks to generous support from Breckon & Breckon, all costs of the concert are covered and 100% of ticket sales will go directly to the DEC. Although seating is unreserved as usual, tickets are priced at £15, £20 and £25 to help raise as much as possible. If you would like to donate f...Saturday 30th July
11:00 AM
Oxford Lieder at Wigmore Hall: Mahler Day
- Julius Drake
- Marcus Farnsworth
- Birgid Steinberger
- Sholto Kynoch
- Stephan Loges
- James Cheung
- Catriona Morison
- Paula Murrihy
30 Jul 2022 11:00 | Wigmore Hall
We look forward to returning to Wigmore Hall by kind invidation of John Gilhooly for a day of Oxford Lieder events dedicated to Gustav Mahler. Click here to learn more about the day and book tickets via the Wigmore Hall website. £5 tickets are available for Under 35s supported by Media Partner Classic FM. 11.00am - Clara Schumann, Gustav Mahler and Robert Schumann ...Friday 14th October
11:30 AM
Oxford Lieder Festival: 14-29 October 2022
14 Oct 2022 11:30 | Various
FRIENDSHIP IN SONG: AN INTIMATE ART The 21st Oxford Lieder Festival explores themes of friendship and conviviality with a stellar roster of international singers and pianists. Song is a form of music-making that grew up around the piano, at social gatherings and salons, among friends. Composers wrote many of their finest songs for these settings, and they were often inspired by their friends...