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JanuarySaturday 26 January

Sheldonian Theatre

Symphonic Schubert 4

Sunday 27 January

Merton College

Chamber Series 4

FebruarySaturday 9 February *

Sheldonian Theatre

Post Romanticism 5

Saturday 23 February

Sheldonian TheatreMozart and Bruckner 5

MarchThursday 7 March

Sheldonian Theatre

Russian Greats 6

Sunday 24 March

The North Wall Theatre

Chamber Series 6

Thursday 28 March

Sheldonian Theatre

B minor Mass 6

AprilMonday 1 April

Sheldonian Theatre

Valery Gergiev 7

Tuesday 9 April

Sheldonian Theatre

Vengerov Masterclass 8

Wednesday 10 April

Sheldonian Theatre

Maxim Vengerov 8

Saturday 20 April

Sheldonian Theatre

Youth Concerto

Competition Final 9

Sunday 21 April

Oxford Town Hall

FUNomusica 9

Saturday 27 April *

Sheldonian Theatre

Young Apollo 10

MayFriday 17 May *Sheldonian Theatre

English Strings 10

Thursday 23 May

The Anvil, Basingstoke

Nicola Benedetti 11

Friday 24 May

Aylesbury Waterside Theatre

Nicola Benedetti 11

Saturday 25 May

Sheldonian Theatre

Nicola Benedetti 11

JuneThursday 13 June

Sheldonian Theatre

Nigel Kennedy 12

Tuesday 18 June

The North Wall Theatre

Chamber Series 13

Thursday 20 June

Cheltenham Town Hall

The Eight Seasons 13

Friday 21 June

St Georges Bristol


Saturday 29 June

Sheldonian Theatre

Bach and Stravinsky 14

JulySaturday 6 July

Sheldonian Theatre

Acis and Galatea 14

Thursday 11 July

Sheldonian Theatre

Mahan Esfahani 14

Saturday 13 July

Holywell Music Room

Baroque Trio 15

Saturday 20 July

Sheldonian Theatre

Vivaldi Gloria 15

Saturday 27 July

Christ Church Cathedral

Trumpet Soloists 15

Sunday 28 July


Andrs Schiff 16

Monday 29 July

Holywell Music Room

Peter Frankl 16

Tuesday 30 July


Stephen Kovacevich 16

AugustThursday 1 Augus

Sheldonian Theat

Federico Colli and

Friday 2 August

Holywell Music R

Hseyin Sermet

Saturday 3 Augus

University Church

Mary the Virgin

Mahan Esfahani a

Sunday 4 August

Jacqueline du Pr

Building

Participants Recit

Monday 5 August

Sheldonian Theat

Winterreise

DiaryJanuary - December 2013 Priority booking for Friends & Patrons opens on 7 January (01865 980 980 only)Subscription booking - 4 or more concerts - opens on 14 January (01865 980 980 oTickets are available to buy on general sale from 21 January


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* Pre-concert Event: Young Artists Platform

#Pre-concert Recital: Beethoven Violin and Piano Sonatas

Welcome to a new year and to what is certainly going to bOxord Philomusicas most exciting yet.

Oxord Philomusica is now well established as one o the

UKs leading orchestras attracting some o the worlds greartists. Our stellar lineup or 2013 includes artists such as Gergiev, Maxim Vengerov, Nicola Benedetti, Nigel KennedAnneSophie Mutter, to name just a ew.

The versatility o the Philomusicas magniicent musicianallows us to embrace all musical genres and present a widrange o repertoire spanning our centuries o great musicrom the baroque to the contemporary. Beethoven is eatprominently in the autumn as we celebrate our 15th anni

As always, we nurture new talent and encourage youngaudiences through our Youth Concerto Competition, the Artists Platorm o preconcert perormances and our muloved FUNomusica concerts or those rom 4 years.

I hope you will join us or a thrilling musical journey.

Welcome rom Marios PapadopouMusic Director

OctoberThursday 10 October

Sheldonian Theatre


Saturday 12 October

Aylesbury Waterside Theatre

Beethoven in Aylesbury 18

Friday 18 October

Kings Place, London

Bach Unwrapped 18

Saturday 26 October#

Sheldonian Theatre

Beethoven I 19

Sunday 27 October

Oxford Town Hall

FUNomusica 20

NovemberSaturday 2 November #

Sheldonian Theatre

Beethoven II 20

Saturday 9 November

St Georges Bristol

Beethoven in Bristol 21

Sunday 10 November#

Sheldonian Theatre

Beethoven III 21

Saturday 16 November#

Sheldonian Theatre

Beethoven IV 22

Saturday 23 November#

Sheldonian Theatre

Beethoven V 22

Thursday 28 November

Cheltenham Town Hall

Beethoven in Cheltenham 23

Saturday 30 November

Sheldonian Theatre

Beethoven VI 23

DecemberWednesday 4 December

Sheldonian Theatre

Anne-Sophie Mutter 24

Saturday 14 December

Sheldonian TheatreChristmas Oratorio 25


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Saturday 26 January

Sheldonian Theatre, 8pm

Symphonic SchubertSchubertSymphony No. 8 in B minor,D. 759, The Uninished

Symphony No. 9 in C major,

D. 944, The Great

Ms Ppps conductor

The Philomusica celebrates the geniuso Franz Schubert with a perormanceo two o the composers best knownsymphonies: the aptlytitled Great,and the magniicent Uninished. Thereason or Schuberts abandonment ohis eighth symphony six years beorehis death remains a hotly debatedtopic, not least because the completedmovements include some o the mostglorious o all the composers music.

Tickets 37 26 17.50 10

Sunday 27 January

TS Eliot Theatre, Merton College, 3pm

Chamber SeriesScriabinPiano Sonata No. 4 in F sharp major,

borodinString Quartet No. 2 in D major

ShoStakovichPiano Quintet in G minor, Op. 57

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The Orchestras principal players presan aternoon o Russian chambermusic: Shostakovichs only quintet an emotionally charged masterpiececomposed during the Second World

and B orodins enchantingly beautiusecond String Quartet, written by thecomposer as a loveletter to his wie. Soloists are joined by pianist David Mwho will also perorm Scriabins curiomystical Sonata No. 4.

Tickets 20

(includes interval tea and biscuits)

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Saturday 9 February


Post RomanticismSchoenbergVerklrte Nacht, Op. 4

MahlerLieder eines ahrenden Gesellen(Songs o a Wayarer)

WagnerPrelude and Liebestod romTristan und Isolde

i lw baritone

Ms Ppps conductor

A concert o passionate late 19th centuryAustroGerman works. The Philomusicasimpressive string players will be

showcased in Schoenbergs VerklrteNacht, beore Mahlers irst song cycle isperormed by Ivan Ludlow, a regular guestat some o Europes most prestigiousopera houses. Both Schoenberg andMahler were prooundly inluenced byWagner, and so one o the latters mostsigniicant works will provide the perectclose to the evening.

Tickets 37 26 17.50 10

Pre-concert Event

Saturday 9 February


Young Artists Platform

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Ms S awProgramme to include works by:SvendSen, vivaldi, br ahMS

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A chance to hear two of

Oxfordshires most talented young

musicians perform a programme of

chamber music.

Free admission

Saturday 23 February


Mozart and BrucknerMozartPiano Concerto No. 20 in D minor, K. 46

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Symphony No. 4 in E lat major, RomanMs Ppps piano/conduct

Oxord Philomusicas ounder and musdirector, Marios Papadopoulos, makes awelcome return to the keyboard to perMozarts Piano Concerto No. 20 a wordramatic and delicate in turn, with a gloromantic second movement.

The programme continues with BrucknFourth Symphony, which the compose

himsel christened Romantic. It was hgreat success, and has endured as one omost popular o all symphonies. This riand majestic work will give ull reign toOrchestras talent and guarantees to enthe audience.

Tickets 37 26 17.50 10

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Thursday 28 March

Sheldonian Theatre, 7.30pm

B minor MassbachB minor Mass

M lws sopranod M alto

Js e tenorSm k basses choir

P S conductor

Join us or a perormance o Baaweinspiring choral masterpieone o the most celebrated o time. A starry lineup o singerbe directed by the highlyesteeGerman conductor Peter Schrewho will draw upon his own lodistinguished career as one o worlds leading tenors to makeunmissable concert.

Tickets 37 26 17.50 10

Thursday 7 March


Russian GreatschriStoPher garrardBroken Thumbs (world premiere)

tchaikovSkyViolin Concerto in D major, Op. 35

ShoStakovichSymphony No. 5 in D minor, Op. 47

n lm violin

Ms Ppps conductor

Oxord Philomusica ConcertmasterNatalia Lomeiko takes centrestage in Tchaikovskys sumptuousViolin Concerto, the perectshowcase or her combination otechnical mastery and enchantingmusicianship. The Orchestra willalso perorm one o the most

magniicent 20th century orchestralworks: Shostakovichs prooundlymoving and politicallychargedFith Symphony, written during theheight o Stalins regime.

Oxord Philomusica is pleasedto champion once again themusical talent produced by OxordUniversity by giving the worldpremiere o a work by Christopher

Garrard selected rom its 2012Composers Workshop.

Tickets 37 26 17.50 10

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Sunday 24 March

The North Wall Theatre, 3pm

Chamber SeriesMozartDivertimento in D major, K. 136

beethovenString Quartet in C minor, Op. 18, No. 4

ravelString Quartet in F major

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Three invigorating string quartetshighlight the outstanding interpretiveskills o our principal string players.Though grounded in classical tradition,Beethovens String Quartet No. 4 looksorward to a new musical era and Ravels

everpopular String Quartet, awashwith sensual melodies, exotic lair, andrhythms o a compelling vibrancy, isoten considered his irst masterpiece.Tripping along in a bright and carereemanner, Mozarts Divertimento in Dmajor provides the perect start to theconcert.

Tickets 20

(includes interval tea and biscuits)

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Monday 1 April


StrauSSMetamorphosen

MendelSSohnSymphony No. 3 in A minor,Op. 56, Scottish

v g conductor

Valery Gergiev is one o the greatestconductors alive today. Acclaimed byThe Guardian or his truly inspirationalmusic making, the legendary maestrohas conducted all o the worlds majororchestras. This evening he will ocushis exceptional creative orce on thePhilomusica, directing them in Strausstragic Metamorphosen a poignantlament borne rom the composersdespair at the destruction o Germanmusic and Mendelssohns evocativeimpression o Scotland.

Tickets 50 35 25 15

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Valery Gergievand Oxford Philomusica

Monday 1 April

Sheldonian Theatre, 12 - 12.45pm

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Masterclass with Valery GergievAn unmissable opportunity to watch the maestrowork with two conducting students on TchaikovskysSerenade or Strings.

Tickets 15 10


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Wednesday 10 April


brittenViolin Concerto in D minor Op. 15

dvokViolin Concerto in A minor Op. 53

Mxm v violin

Ms Ppps conductor

Hot on the heels o Maestro Gergievs visit comes another supremeRussian artist: the virtuoso violinist Maxim Vengerov.

Vengerov recently reclaimed his position as one o the worlds leadingsoloists ollowing a our year absence caused by injury, when heocussed on his conducting career.

Here, though, he will be showcasing his remarkable skill as a playerwhen he joins the Orchestra or a stunning double bill which will turnthe spotlight on two otenoverlooked violin concerti: Brittens abstractprelude to WW2, and Dvoraks beguiling and brilliantly romantic work.

Tickets 50 35 25 15

Maxim Vengerovand Oxford Philomusica

Tuesday 9 April

Sheldonian Theatre, 11am - 12.30pm

us rs Pmm 2013

Masterclass with Maxim VengerovWitness a masterclass by one o the worlds most acclaimedmusicians.

Tickets 15 10

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Sunday 21 April

Oxford Town Hall, 3pm

ClowningAround

FUNomusica Family Concert

as M presenter

Roll up, roll up and join AlasdairMalloy and his cavalcade oPhilomusica clowns or an aternoono circusinspired shenanigans. Comedressed in your best circus gear wehope to see lots o red noses!

Preconcert crat activities at 2pmConcert most suitable or ages 4-8Concert ends 4pm

Tickets adults 8 children 2

In partnership with

Saturday 20 April


Youth ConcertoCompetition Final

J t conductor

Three talented inalists o the Oxord Philomusica andOxordshire County Music Service Youth ConcertoCompetition each perorm a concerto o their choice in aconcert to showcase and reward the outstanding youngmusical talent that lourishes in Oxordshire. The panelo distinguished adjudicators will announce the winnerthe same evening. The prize will be an invitation to playa concerto with Oxord Philomusica in their SheldonianSeries the ollowing season.

Tickets 30 22 15 10

Sponsored by Mike and Heather Dalgleish

and Robin Stainer

Co-sponsored by David and Sue Jackson


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Saturday 27 April


Young ApollohaydnSymphony No. 43 in E lat major, Mercury

britten

Young Apollo, Op. 16MozartSymphony No. 41 in C major,K. 551, Jupiter

M v piano

Ms Ppps conductor

Three works inspired by ancientgods come together in this concert ocontrasts. Two wellloved symphoniesby towering classical composers rame

Brittens expressive work or strings andpiano, perormed on this occasion by theimpressive young pianist Mark Viner aregular attendee o Oxord Philomusicasannual Piano Festival.

Tickets 37 26 17.50 10

Friday 17 May


English StringselgarIntroduction and Allegro, Op. 47

tiPPett

Fantasia Concertante on aTheme o Corelli

brittenVariations on a Theme oFrank Bridge, Op. 10

Serenade or Tenor, Hornand Strings, Op. 31

J M as tenorr d horn

J t conductor

The Philomusica presents our 20th centuryEnglish string compositions, beginning w ith Elgarsexhilarating Introduction and Allegro and ending withtwo o Brittens works or string orchestra: the irstpaying homage to his mentor Frank Bridge, and thesecond setting six poems by British authors to music.The Serenade will be perormed, appropriately, bytwo outstanding British musicians, including OxordPhilomusicas own principal horn, Richard Dilley.

Tickets 37 26 17.50 10

Pre-concert Eve

Friday 17 May


Young Artists Plox us

Programme to include

SchuMann, blochMilhaud

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from the Music Faculty

Free admission

Pre-concert Event

Saturday 27 April


Young Artists Platformox us aw

ravelPiano Trio

cm M violinJms ds celloWm g piano

An outstanding trio of students featurein this recital which showcases young

performers from the Music Faculty.

Free admission

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ProkoFievLieutenant Kij Suite, Op. 60

ShoStakovichViolin Concerto No. 1in A minor, Op. 77/99

StravinSkyThe Firebird Suite (1919)

n b violin

Ms Ppps conductor

Friday 24 May

Aylesbury Waterside Theatre, 7.30pm

AylesburyTickets 28.50 24 20 15 12

Box Oice 0844 871 7607 (bkg ee)Groups 0844 871 7614Access 0844 871 7677 (bkg ee)www.atgtickets.com/aylesbury (bkg ee)

Nicola Benedettiand Oxford Philomusica

Saturday 25 May


OxfordTickets 37 26 17.50 10

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Thursday 23 May

The Anvil, 7.45pm

BasingstokeTickets 32 25 18 10

Full-time students and

under 16s 7

Box Oice 01256 844 244

(bkg ee)www.anvilarts.org.uk (bkg ee)

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Following her spellbinding perormance at theLast Night o the 2012 BBC Proms, violinist NicolaBenedetti needs absolutely no introduction. Weredelighted that she is joining Oxord Philomusica

to perorm Shostakovichs Violin Concerto inBasingstoke, Aylesbury and Oxord. The Orchestra willalso showcase symphonic suites by two other greatRussian composers: Prokoievs Lieutenant Kij andStravinskys thrilling Firebird the work that made thecomposer a star when he wrote it or the legendaryBallet Russes Company in 1910.


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Thursday 13 June


Programme to include:

vaughan WilliaMSFantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis

brittenSimple Symphony, Op. 4

vaughan WilliaMSThe Lark Ascending

And other works for Violin and Orchestra

n k violin

Ms Ppps conductor

One o the worlds leading violin virtuososand the best selling classical violinist oall time will join the Orchestra to presentVaughan Williams exquisite portrait o thelight o the lark, alongside a selection oother works or violin and orchestra. Beorehe takes to the stage, the Philomusica willenthral us with another masterpiece romthe great English composer his hauntinglypoetic Fantasia and Brittens charmingSimple Symphony.

Tickets 40 30 20 12

Nigel Kennedyand Oxford Philomusica

He plays like an angel...

- John L Walters,The Guardian

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Summer Baroque


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Summer BaroqueTuesday 18 June

The North Wall Theatre, 7pm

Chamber SeriesProgramme to include:

barberSummer Music or Wind Quintet

britten

Excerpts rom Six Metamorphoses ater Ovid

debuSSySyrinx

ibertCinq pices en trio

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The Orchestras wind soloists take centre stagein the third concert o our Chamber Serieseaturing Barbers evocation o a perect lazy

summer day, a selection o intriguing Excerptsrom Brittens Six Metamorphoses ater Ovid,Debussys beguiling and antastical Syrinx andIberts charming set o miniatures or oboe,clarinet and bassoon a delightul antithesis toSyrinxs bold statement.

Tickets 20

(includes preconcert glass o wine at 6.30pm)

Thursday 20 June

Cheltenham Town Hall, 7.30pm

Tickets 25 20 15 12.50 10

Box Oice 0844 576 2210www.cheltenhamtownhall.org.uk

Friday 21 June

St Georges Bristol, 7.30pm

Tickets 26 20 15 10The ticket price includes a suggestedvoluntary donation o 1 to help securethe uture o St Georges Bristol.

Box Oice 0845 402 4001www.stgeorgesbristol.co.uk

The Eight SeasonsvivaldiThe Four Seasons

PiazzollaThe Four Seasons o Buenos Aires

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Two concerts in Cheltenham and Bristol onconsecutive nights eature The Soloists in aascinating double bill o Vivaldis and P iazzollaFour Seasons. Vivaldis enchanting quartet oconcertos are presented in tandem with thecolourul evocations o stor Piazzolla, the

Argentinian master o the new tango. Thenotion that at any given moment on our planethere exist opposite seasons in each hemispheis the inspiration or this thrilling combination works.

Summer Baroque


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Saturday 29 June


Bach and StravinskyStravinSkyThree Pieces or String Quartet

Arranged or String Orchestra by Karin BenJosec.P.e. bachSinonia in E minor, Wq. 177/H. 652

dorManConcerto or Mandolin

J.S. bachConcerto or Harpsichord No. 1 in D minor Arranged or Mandolin by Avi Avital

StravinSky

Concerto or Strings in D majora a mandolin

k b-Js conductor

Grammy nominated mandolin virtuoso Avi Avital acclaimedor his exquisitely sensitive playing by the New York Times showcases the unamiliar sounds o his instrument as heoers a wonderully resh perspective on Bachs music in thisintriguing programme o music old and new.

Tickets 37 26 17.50 10

Saturday 6 July


Acis and Galateahandel . MendelSSohn

Acis and Galatea

cs c c cSp d conductor

Following their critically acclaimedrecording o Mendelssohnsarrangement o Handels enchantingpastoral, the Philomusica and theChoir o Christ Church Cathedral takethis true Oxord project to the stage just a stones throw away rom whereMendelssohns original score lies in

the Bodleian Library 270 years aterHandel conducted his work in theGreat Hall in Christ Church.

Tickets 37 26 17.50 10

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Thursday 11 July


Mahan EsfahaniJ.S. bachBrandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G majo

Concerto or Harpsichord No. 1 in D miW.F. bach

Adagio and Fugue or 2 Flutes and Striin D minor

c.P.e. bachConcerto or Flute in D minor

M es harpsichord/directo

Harpsichord virtuoso and guest directoMahan Esahani a ormer Radio 3 New

Generation Artist who has been hailedOpera Today as the leading harpsichoro his generation joins Oxord Philomor a glorious programme that exploresinluence o J.S. Bach.

Tickets 37 26 17.50 10


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Saturday 13 July

Holywell Music Room, 8pm

Baroque TriohandelConcerto Quattro in D minor

geMinianiCello Sonata in D minor, Op. 5, No. 2

MaraiSLes Folies dEspagne

J.S. bachViolin Sonata in C minor

arneHarpsichord Sonata in G major

teleMann

Trio Sonata in G minortms as violintm Ws oboeP ams celloa b harpsichord

Selected by our principal players, this exquisite east obaroque gems rom the inest composers o the era castssome lesser known works into the spotlight.

Tickets 20

Saturday 20 July


Vivaldi GloriavivaldiConcerto or Violin, 2 Oboes and 2 Horns

in D majorConcerto or Violin, Solo Oboe, 2 Flutes,2 Oboes and Bassoon in G minor

Concerto or Violin, Cello, 2 Oboes, 2 Hornsand Bassoon in F major

Gloria

t Sss ox Pmses choir

Ms Ppps director

The magniicence o Vivaldis choral writingshines through his bestloved masterpiece,Gloria a work that provides a majestic inaleto this celebration o the great Venetian master.His reputation within the realm o instrumentalcomposition is conirmed by the brilliance o theopening trio o concerti.

Tickets 37 26 17.50 10

Saturday 27 July

Christ Church Cathedral, 8pm

Trumpet SoloistsProgramme to include:

clarke

The Prince o Denmarks MarchdiabelliFour Processional Fanares or Clarino and T

lullySuite or Trumpets and Timpani

StravinSkyFanare or a New Theatre

handelSonata No. 2 or 3 Trumpets and Organ

J.S. bachSelections rom the Christmas Oratorio

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Oxord Philomusicas virtuoso trumpeters ethe series ends on a triumphant note with aexploration o the rich baroque legacy o muor trumpet, organ and timpani, seasoned wintriguing blend o contemporary sounds.

Tickets 20 10 (unsighted)

Piano Festival


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Monday 29 July


Peter FranklP r

brahMSRhapsodies, Op. 79

SchuMannFaschingsschwank aus Wien, Op. 26

debuSSyImages, Book 1 and 2

Estampes

Tickets 20

Sunday 28 July


Andrs SchiffP r

beethovenPiano Sonata No. 4 in E lat major,Op. 7, Grand Sonata

SchubertPiano Sonata in B lat major, D. 960


Please note there is no interval in thisrecital.

Thursday 1 August


Federico Colliand Oxford Philomu

SchuMannPiano Concerto in A minor,

brahMSSymphony No. 2 in D major

F c pianoWinner of the 2012 Leeds

International Piano Competi

Ms Ppps con

Tickets 37 26 17.50 10

Sps spp wss m m

Tuesday 30 July


Stephen KovacevichP rbachPrelude and Fugue No. 4in C sharp minor BWV 849

beethoven

Piano Sonata No. 5 in C minor,Op. 10, No. 1

Piano Sonata No. 30 in E major, Op. 109And a selection of works by

Schubert andbrahMS


Piano Festival

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Friday 2 August


Hseyin SermetP r

Programme to be announced

Tickets 20

Sunday 4 August

Jacqueline du Pr Music Building, 8pm

Participants RecitalThis Participants Recital oers aunique opportunity to hear the rising

stars o the piano world at the start otheir careers.

Tickets 12

Monday 5 August


WinterreiseSchubertWinterreise D. 911

csp P teno

Mm Pss piano

Tickets 30 20 15 10

Saturday 3 August

University Church of St Mary the Virgin, 8pm

Mahan Esfahaniand Oxford Philomusica

teleMannConcerto or Violin, Flute, Cello and Stringsin A major rom Taelmusik

c.P.e. bachKeyboard Sonata No. 1 in A minor,Wrttemberg

J.S. bachConcerto or Harpsichord and Strings in A major

Concerto or Harpsichord and Strings in D minor

goldbergTrio Sonata or Flute, Violin and Harpsichord

in C majorM es harpsichord/director

Tickets 30 20 10 (unsighted)


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Saturday 12 October

Aylesbury Waterside Theatre, 7.30pm

Beethoven in AylesburybeethovenPiano Concerto No. 1 in C major, Op. 15

Symphony No. 3 in E lat major, Op. 55, Eroica

Ms Ppps piano/conductor

We are delighted to oer our patrons atthe Aylesbury Waterside Theatre the irstchance to hear the programme that launchesour Beethoven Festival in Oxord on 26October. The composers early piano concertocontrasts well with his Eroica Symphony, arevolutionary work regarded as a turning pointin musical history.

Tickets 28.50 24 20 15 12

Box Oice 0844 871 7607 (bkg ee)Groups 0844 871 7614Access 0844 871 7677 (bkg ee)www.atgtickets.com/aylesbury (bkg ee)

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Friday 18 October

Kings Place, London, 7.30pm

Bach UnwrappedbachHarpsichord Concerto No. 4 in A major

Cantata, Nach dir, Herr, verlanget mich, BWV

Magniicat in D major

M es harpsichordc nw c, ox

ew hm conductor

Joined again by exceptional harpsichordist MEsahani, the Philomusica presents Bachs deHarpsichord Concerto No. 4 as part o the BacUnwrapped series. A perormance o the comsublime Cantata 150 will illustrate why the wamous Choir o New College, Oxord, are righ

renowned or their Baroque expertise. Both cand orchestra will bring the concert to a memconclusion with Bachs jubilant and enthrallinMagniicat in D.

Tickets 39.50 29.50 24.50 19.50

Online Savers 9.50

Box Oice 020 7520 1490www.kingsplace.co.uk

Thursday 10 October


The Eight SeasonsvivaldiThe Four Seasons

PiazzollaThe Four Seasons o Buenos Aires

t Sss ox Pms

With two concerts in Cheltenham andBristol under their belts, The Soloistsbring their captivating double billo seasonal representations to theSheldonian Theatre. Vivaldis bestlovedquartet o concertos so accurate intheir musical interpretations that theaudience, with just a little imagination,can eel the light showers o spring,

the lazy summer heat, the exertions othe autumn harvest, and the snap othe winter cold appear alongside theimpassioned interpretations o storPiazzolla, the Argentinian master o thenew tango.

Tickets 40 28 18 10

15th Anniversary Season

Beethoven Festival


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Saturday 26 October


Beethoven IbeethovenPiano Concerto No. 1 in C major, Op. 15

Symphony No. 3 in E lat major, Op. 55

Ms Ppps piano/conduc

Inused with the quintessential qualiticlassical concerto, Beethoven draws upViennese predecessors in his Piano CoNo. 1. The Haydnesque inale, brimmininectious energy and humour, paired wthe revolutionary weight o Beethovengame changing Eroica symphony ensBeethoven Festival begins with a bang

Tickets 40 28 18 10

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Beethoven Festival

Pre-concert Recital, 7pmAvailable to concert ticket holders

Beethoven violin and pianosonatas perormed by thePhilomusicas Concertmasters.


Papadopoulos believes that Beethovencame in like a lion with his early music,

and the playing makes no attempt to

impose 18th-century good manners

on these products of 1796. [He] has

a full range of dynamics and tone

colours to lead to the climaxes, and his

performances are full of personality

and intelligence... the performances

command attention

- Brian Hunt,Daily Telegraph

Beethoven Festiv


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Sunday 27 October

Oxford Town Hall, 3pm

Magic and Mystery

FUNomusica Family Concert

as M presenter

Join Alasdair Malloy and the Philomusicas

bewitching musicians as they lead us on anenchanting tour o a magical and mysteriousworld o ghosts and ghouls, witches and wizards,and all things that go bump in the aternoon.Dont orget to dress in your most rightulashions!

Preconcert crat activities at 2pmConcert most suitable or ages 4-8Concert ends 4pm

Tickets adults 8 children 2

In partnership with

20 15th Anniversary Season

Beethoven Festiv

Saturday 2 November


Beethoven IIbeethovenSymphony No. 1 in C major, Op. 21

Piano Concerto No. 4 in G major, Op. 58Symphony No. 5 in C minor, Op. 67


Beethovens ateul 5th Symphony with its amous V or Victory moti andastonishing power provides a suitablytriumphant inale to the second concerto the Beethoven Festival. Beore that,the Orchestra treats us to the sparklingSymphony No. 1 and explores the sublime

serenity o the 4th Piano Concerto.

Tickets 40 28 18 10

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Saturday 9 November

St Georges Bristol, 7.30pm

Beethoven in BristolbeethovenPiano Concerto No. 3 in C minor, Op. 37

Symphony No. 7 in A major, Op. 92Ms Ppps piano/conductor

Oxord Philomusica makes a welcomereturn to St Georges with a compellingdouble bill also eaturing as part o ourBeethoven Festival in Oxord that caststhe spotlight on Beethovens stylisticevolution.

Tickets 26 20 15 10The ticket price includes a suggested

voluntary donation o 1 to help securethe uture o St Georges Bristol.

Box Oice 0845 402 4001www.stgeorgesbristol.co.uk


Sunday 10 November


Beethoven IIIbeethovenPiano Concerto No. 3 in C minor, Op.

Symphony No. 7 in A major, Op. 92Ms Ppps piano/condu

Although it displays a lavour o the so Mozart and his classical comrades,Beethovens passionate and somewhiery Piano Concerto No. 3 oers glimo a new musical era. The pairing o thpiece with a more mature work such the brilliantly luminous Symphony Nhighlights just how ar his style devel

through his career.

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Beethoven IVbeethovenSymphony No. 8 in F major, Op. 93

Piano Concerto No. 2 in B lat major, Op. 19Symphony No. 6 in F major,Op. 68, Pastoral


Beethovens description o his little 8thSymphony belies its considerable powerand energy, but distinguishes it rom themore spacious and tranquil PastoralSymphony which gently brings theconcert to a close. Between symphonies

Marios Papadopoulos plays the brilliantand compelling B lat Concerto.

Tickets 40 28 18 10



Beethoven VbeethovenSymphony No. 4 in B lat major, Op. 60

Piano Concerto No. 5 in E lat major,Op. 73, Emperor


Sandwiched between Beethovens mighty3rd and 5th symphonies, the 4th has aprevailing sunny disposition that serves asthe oil to its neighbours orbidding power.The last piano concerto in his set impartsa unique blend o physical and spiritualenergy that perectly complements the

relaxed symphony whilst epitomisinghumanitys capacity to triumph overadversity.

Tickets 40 28 18 10


Beethoven violin and pianosonatas perormed by the

Philomusicas Concertmasters.


Beethoven violin and pianosonatas perormed by the

Philomusicas Concertmasters.

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Thursday 28 November

Cheltenham Town Hall, 7.30pm

Beethoven in CheltenhambeethovenSymphony No. 2 in D major, Op. 36

Symphony No. 9 in D minor, Op. 125, Choral

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Appearing again as part o the CheltenhamConcert Series, the Orchestra bringsBeethovens magniicent Choral Symphonyto Cheltenham Town Hall. Paired with thecomposers dynamic 2nd Symphony, thiseast o mighty works promises an

unmissable experience.Tickets 30 25 12.50 10

Box Oice 0844 576 2210

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Beethoven VIbeethovenSymphony No. 2 in D major, Op. 36

Symphony No. 9 in D minor, Op. 125, ChorJ k sopranod M mezzo sopranotenor tbar Wms baritone

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The Philomusicas 15th AnniversaryBeethoven Festival ends with a symphonidouble bill. The energetic 2nd Symphonyprovides a robust prelude to the great Cho

Symphony a work o awesome grandeurwhose message o hope or a uture ouniversal brotherhood remains relevant tothis day.

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Wednesday 4 December


SchubertSymphony No. 5 in B lat major, D. 485

dvokViolin Concerto in A minor, Op. 53

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In the galaxy o international violin stars AnneSophie Mutter representsa rare comet. The opportunity to see her play locally is something likea celestial event exclaims the LA Times. And so we are thrilled thatshe is joining Oxord Philomusica to perorm Dvoks Violin Concerto a wonderully spirited but rarely heard work that oten alls into the

shadow o its companion or cello. Schuberts gloriously radiant Mozartiansymphony will open the concert, setting the tone or what promises to bea dazzling evening.

Tickets 50 35 25 15

Anne-Sophie Mutterand Oxford Philomusica

Wednesday 4 December

Sheldonian Theatre, 11am - 12.30pm

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Masterclass with Anne-Sophie MutterA antastic opportunity to witness a masterclass withthe celebrated virtuoso violinist.

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Saturday 14 December


Christmas OratoriobachChristmas Oratorio:

Cantata I: On the First Day o the Festival o Christmas

Cantata II: On the Second Day o the Festival oChristmas

Cantata III: On the Third Day o the Festival o Christmas

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With its jubilant choruses and enchanting solos, Bachstimeless masterpiece the Christmas Oratorio is theperect way to welcome the estive season. The brilliantvoices o Merton College Choir will join the Orchestra

under the baton o their director Benjamin Nicholasto present three glowing cantatas rom this gloriouscelebratory work.

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How to Book

Oxord Philomusica Box OfceTelephone: 01865 980 980(MonFri 9am6pm, ree postage)Email: [email protected]: www.oxordphil.com

Tickets Oxord/Oxord PlayhouseTelephone: 01865 305 305(MonSat 10am6pm, 60p postage ee)In person: The Oxord Playhouse,Beaumont Street, Oxord OX1 2LWOnline: www.ticketsoxord.com

ReundsTickets cannot be reunded or exchangedexcept in the case o a sold out or cancelledconcert. We reserve the right to change artists

and programmes where unavoidable.

Data ProtectionAny inormation stored by Oxord Philomusicawill not be passed on to third parties.

Booking DatesF s(see pages 2 & 3)Priority booking or Friends & Patronsopens on 7 January.

Subscription booking opens on 14 January.Tickets are available to buy on general salerom 21 January.

Oxford Venue Information

Box OfceThe Box Oce at each venue opens or door salesand ticket collection two hours beore each concert.

Opening TimesDoors open hal an hour beore theadvertised concert start time.

Disabled Access

All our venues have disabled access and acilities.Please contact us on 01865 980 980 to discussyour requirements and to book your tickets.

How to Save

Subscription Bookings*

Must be booked in one transaction

Book 4 7 concerts and save 10%Book 8 11 concerts and save 20%Book 12+ concerts and save 30%

Group Bookings*

Book 10 24 tickets or oneconcert and save 15%Book 25 or more tickets or oneconcert and save 25%

Friends Discount*

Join our Friends Scheme andsave at least 15%

Pay What You Can*

A number o concert tickets are available orthose who fnd cost a barrier. Call 01865 980980 within the week prior to a concert.

Concessions

Fulltime students, unemployment beneft claim

and those whose sole source o income is a DSS sretirement pension save 5 on ull price tickets.Under 18s, registered disabled and wheelchairusers with one companion save 50%.

Children or 1*

Childriendly perormance on 27 April (see pageTickets 1 in the Upper Gallery, subject to availabMost suitable or children aged 6+. Join us or chiactivities hal an hour beore the concert starts.

Concerts in Oxord

* Only available through Oxord PhilomusicaBox Oice on 01865 980 980 and on OxordPhilomusicas concerts in Oxord. Subject toavailability. Discounts cannot be combined.

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Sponsors and Beneactors

Platinum Benefactors

Mr & Mrs Peter Earl, Douglas & Georey de Jager, A G LeventisFoundation, Zvi & Ora Meitar Family Fund, Abdullah Saleh,Garield Weston Foundation

Gold Benefactors

Alpenglow Trust, The Sir Victor Blank Charitable Settlement,

Andrew & Celia Curran, Mr & Mrs Urs Schwarzenbach,Mary Weston

Principal Benefactors

Raymond Blanc OBE, Mike & Heather Dalgleish, John & RuthDeech, Pro & Mrs Raymond Dwek, George & Aspasia Leventis,Michael Marks Charitable Trust, Reed Foundation via The BigGive, The David Ross Foundation, Robin Saunders, Mr & Dr JamesSherwood, Tolkien Trust

Benefactors

Sue Ashtiany, Baring Foundation, Leonard Blavatnik Foundation,John S Cohen Foundation, The Lord Faringdon Charitable Trust,Dr Peter & Mrs Jessica Frankopan, Sir Ronald Grierson, DavidHaenlein, Paul and Cerys Hopkirk, IKOS, Sir David Keene, Sir David

and Lady Kinloch, The Kohn Foundation, Patricia Lambrecht,Paul & Amanda Maher, Sir Michael & Lady Parkinson, Dr MichaelPeagram, Christopher Riley, Sad Business School, Staples Trust,Robin & Jeanne Stainer, Nick Stewart & Camilla Carr, Patsy WoodTrust, George Tsavliris

Principal Donors

The Sirdar Aly Aziz, David & MarieJane Barnett, John & RoseannBeddington, Natalia Bondarenko, Harry Broumides, Mr & MrsAlistair Buchanan, John & Chris Caunt, The Coutts CharitableTrust, Yianis Christodoulou, Mr & Mrs Maurice Cresswell, SirCrispin Davis, Dorset Foundation, Dragon School Sale, L ord & LadyGoodhart, Peggotty Graham, Headley Trust, Mr & Mrs Je Hewitt,Lady Horton, Terry Hughes, The Countess Howe, David & Sue

Jackson, Robert & Caroline Jackson, Mr & Mrs Dimitris Kallitsantis,Cecilia Akerman Kressner, Pierre Lagrange, John & MargaretLeighield, Prue Leith, Michael & Patricia Levin, Caroline SilverLewis, Mr & Mrs Mark Loveday, Scott & Claire McGlashan, Mr &Mrs Acis Montanios, Amanda Nicholson, Oxordshire CommunityFoundation, Oxord City Council, Oxordshire County Council,Karl & Holly Peterson, Mr & Mrs Mark Pellew, Alun & Hilary Reid

Evans, Mr & Mrs Richard Rothwell, The Rothschild Foundation,Roubi LRoubi, Anthony Rosenelder, Simon & Alison Ryde, Mr &Mrs Sevket Sabanci, Theresa Sackler, Islee Oliver Salinas, Mr & MrsPeter de Savary, Charles Shaw, David Shirley, Milly Soames, Gillie& Elliot StevensonSmith, Sir Adrian and Lady Judith Swire, Truett& Dorthe Tate, Mr & Mrs Bernard Taylor, Elizabeth & David Ure,Vitabiotics Foundation, Simon & Charlotte Warshaw, Colin & SuzyWebster, Pierre & Dr Yvonne Winkler, Sir Philip Wroughton

Corporate Members

Bang & Olusen o Oxord, Blake Lapthorn, Four Pillars Hotels,Lewis Building Technology, Olamalu Web Development

College Support

All Souls, Trinity

Donors & Patrons

George Anson, Lord Archer, Mr & Mrs John Bach, John Bateson,Chris Beetles, Tom Birch Reynardson, Lady Bischo, Dr & Mrs PaulBrankin, Mr & Mrs Rodolo Bogni, Matthew Burt Furniture, ProDame Averil Cameron, HH Quentin & HH Ann Campbell, Alan &Rosemary Caunt, Sian Coombs, Anthony Cooper, Charles & Gisela

Cooper, Sir Frederick & Lady Craword, Mr & Mrs Shamus Donald,Dr and Mrs Christopher Donovan, James & Vanessa Emmett, Mr &Mrs Stephen Ferguson, Lord Foley, Sir Jeremy & Lady Greenstock,Verne & Andrea Grinstead, Mr & Mrs Norman Grundon, Lord &Lady Hollenden, Lord Hurd, Mrs F A M Ruck Keene, Pro MartinKemp, Sir Anthony & Lady Kenny, Mr & Mrs Tony de Keyser, DrCraig Evan Klater, James & Jan Lawrie, Harry Lee, Ian Lenagan,Sir Jeremy Lever, Kenneth Levy, Phyllida Lloyd CBE, Mr & MrsAnthony Loehnis, Olga Makharinsky, Mr & Mrs Bjorn Malmstroem,Kenneth Miles, Caroline Miller, Nick and Roz Parkinson, LouisPerlman, Lord & Lady Phillimore, Muriel Pilkington, Vince Power,Reuben Foundation, Sir Ivor & Lady Roberts, Blake R Samuels,Maria Shammas, Florence Sibourd, Mr & Mrs Sinclair, Dr & Mrs

James Smith, Julie Shmueli, Lord Stevenson o Coddenham, AnneStoddart, Pro Reinhard Strohm, Roger & Cheryl Traord, PyrrosVardinoyannis, Richard & Angela Wade, Edgar & Judith Wallner,Nicola Walton, Pro Sir David & Lady Weatherall, Suzanne Webber,Philip & Roswitha Wetton, Roger Witcomb, Sir David and LadyYardley, Lord & Lady Younger, Mr & Mrs ZaphiriouZarii, and otheranonymous donors

Oxord Philomusica acknowledges with deep gratitude the inancialcontribution made over the last twelve months by the ollowing:

Without our supporters we could never sustain tclass music making that we promote in Oxord, aThames Valley and beyond. The Orchestra relies its own undraising eorts to maintain not only iprogramme but also its education and communiOxord Philomusica is a registered UK charity (nu1084256) so all donations attract Git Aid where aBe part o the musical world o a great orchestra

secure its uture.

ConcertsA topquality concert in the splendour o Oxordvenues with a postconcert dinner in a Universityprovides the ideal ambience to entertain riends clients and sta, and excellent networking opporcan also sponsor our concerts on tour.

Academy and CommunityOur work in local and special schools, the univershospitals, oers opportunities and beneits both students and to the disadvantaged. Please ask ab

to support and our scholarship schemes.Friends and PatronsJoin a likeminded group inspired by the work oOrchestra and be invited to termly events. ContaCaunt, Friends and Patrons Secretary on 01865 4

[email protected].

Tax-eicient methods o givingA legacy is one o the simplest and most lexible making a git. Taxexempt gits rom the US can bthrough the 501(c)3 charity, Americans or Oxoro shares are currently exempt rom Capital Gain

addition to the usual tax deductions. Git Aid addthe value o your git; higherrate taxpayers can crebate.

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Royal Patron

HRH Princess Alexandra

Life Presidents

Harry LeventisZvi MeitarMary Weston

Honorary PresidentThe Rt Hon Lord Patten CH

Vice President

Sir Victor Blank

Patron

Vladimir Ashkenazy

Piano Festival Patron

Alred Brendel KBE

Piano Festival President

Andrs Schi

Piano Festival Vice President

Pro Malcolm Troup

Patron for New Music

Marina, Lady Marks

Music Director

Marios Papadopoulos

Oxford Philomusica Trust

Registered Charity Number 1084256Peter Earl (Chairman)George Tsavliris (Deputy Chairman)Elena AmbrosiadouSue AshtianyRaymond Blanc OBE

Georey de JagerPro Michael EarlSir Ronald GriersonDavid HaenleinPaul IdzikSir David KeeneSir Michael Parkinson CBESir Curtis PriceDavid RossJames SherwoodRichard SmethurstBruno Wang

Oxford PhilomusicaAdvisory Council

Sue Ashtiany (Chair)Pro Roger AinsworthBaroness DeechPro Raymond DwekPro Michael EarlJoanna Foster CBEPeggotty GrahamJe HewittRobert JacksonLady KennyLord Krebs

Felicity LuskLady NorthDr Jill PellewSir Ivor RobertsSuzy Webster

Finance and General

Purposes Committee

Pro Michael Earl (Chairman)Georey de JagerJe HewittRichard Smethurst

Honorary MembersLord Butler o BrockwellSir Jeremy GreenstockLady HeseltineJohn Leighield CBEAspasia LeventisGilly LeventisDr Michael PeagramAnthony Smith CBEPro Reinhard Strohm

Oxford PhilomusicaProductions Ltd

Company Number 3592323DirectorsPeter EarlDavid HaenleinAnthi PapadopoulosMarios Papadopoulos

Corporate Affairs and

Education/Community

David Haenlein

Development Manager

Simon Payne

Events/Marketing

Anthi Papadopoulos

Design/Office SupervisorLarisa Blackwood

Orchestral Personnel Officer

Rachel Lockwood

Marketing Officer

Rachel Murphy

Planning Officer

Georgia Morrison

Box Office Coordinator

Kirsten Dunn

Press and PR

Julie Peacock

Planning Consultant

John King

Development Consultant

Carmen Zgouras

Librarian

Martin Sargeson

Friends & Patrons Secretary

John Caunt

Stage Manager

Max Howard

Oxord Philomusica is a ull o the Association o British

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