Ellen Kent’s Carmen
New Theatre Oxford 24-26 George Street, OxfordSenbla presents Ellen Kent’s Carmen, the Opera International’s award-winning production featuring an evening of passion, sexual jealousy, death and unforgettable arias.
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Senbla presents Ellen Kent’s Carmen, the Opera International’s award-winning production featuring an evening of passion, sexual jealousy, death and unforgettable arias.
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The first in a series of two concerts that pairs the works of the two composers, who were shaped by similar musical traditions but radically different backgrounds.
Composed in memory of the Fauré’s father and performed at the composer’s own funeral, Fauré’s gorgeous Requiem speaks of a better world beyond this one.
Orchestrated for two pianos, timpani and percussion, this is one of a series of socially distanced chamber concerts at SJE Arts and part of Orchestra of St John’s Summer Festival 2021.
Part of the SJE Arts International Piano Series 2021 and Orchestra of St John’s Summer Festival – two one-hour performances at 6.00pm and 8.00pm.
A series of socially distanced chamber concerts at SJE Arts performed by Orchestra of St John’s.
Lunchtime recitals are held every Thursday during Michaelmas and Trinity terms, and are free to attend.
The Ashmolean invites you to join them for the fourth online event in their One World Festival series, this time celebrating Chinese New Year and the theme of love on Valentine’s Day.