Read about our latest collaboration with Oxford Harmony and Man Choir.
Part of 90 Years of Arvo Pärt: A Reflection, staged with the collaboration of the Arvo Pärt Centre, Estonian Embassy in London and the Estonian Ministry of Culture.
Members of our Junior and Senior choirs went to see our Patron, Roderick Williams OBE, perform Schubert’s Die schöne Müllerin with the Carducci String Quartet.
A HUGE thank you to opera superstar Roderick Williams, who lead an incredible workshop for our singers.
Past and present members sing classical & jazz favourites Ft patron Roderick Williams and Colin Good SJE Arts, 109a Iffley Road, OX4 1EH
Our Spring Concert will take place at St Andrew's Church, Linton Road, Oxford OX2 9UG, at 4.00pm and 6.30pm. The main item will be John Whittaker's Cantata, Aesop, conducted by the composer.
This year we are presenting THREE Christmas concerts at the newly restored Littlemore Church on Saturday 9th December. 11.00am Prep choir and older choirs 2.00pm Girls' choirs and boys 4.30pm Alumnae
- Free to non-members as a taster session for Year 6 and above - Current members of Juniors, Seniors and Boys do come, and bring a friend or relative along!
Oxford is twinned with seven cities across the globe. The newest twin, Padova / Padua (Italy), has been twinned with Oxford since 2019.
SATURDAY 29th APRIL 4.00pm & 7.00pm St Mary & St Nicholas Church, Littlemore, OX4 4PP £10 suggested donation – card payments taken free on-street parking nearby
Christmas will begin with our Oxford Girls' Choir on Sunday 27th November at 6.00 pm when the Senior Girls Choir will perform at Church of St Mary & St Nicholas Littlemore Oxford, OX4 4PP
Featuring one of The Voice top 10 finalists, Equip to Overcome and one of Britain's oldest girls choir Oxford Youth Choirs. Also, Nottingham's top African Dj Sholley.
Prep Choirs' Summer Concert - Saturday 6th July, 11:15am - Cherwell School, Main Hall.
Oxford Youth Choirs Warmly Welcomes Bloemfontein Children's Choir hosted by Roderick Williams.
Instruments of Time & Truth in memoriam, conducted by Edward Higginbottom. Sheldonian Theatre, Friday 9th November at 7:30pm.
As portrayed by Paul Young, based on an original idea by Duncan Perkins and adapted by Penelope Martin-Smith. Musical Director, Richard Vendome.
Oxford Girls' Choir and Alumnae - An English Christmas. Carols by Warlock, Britten and Richard Wilberforce, including new Norwegian choral work "Tundra" by Ola Gjeilo.
