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H I V E R N A L E S Sunday 17th February 2019 3:00 pm Késia Decoté Piano Gemma McGregor Flute, Piano Bruno Guastalla Cello The programme is framed by French music and its influences, and interwoven with works by UK-based composers (including premieres by two Oxford composers, and Gemma’s own beautiful music), as […]
Walking away with No Deal: A short practical lesson in equivocation by Sir Graham Brady, Chairman of the 1922 Committee. (BBC Radio 4 ‘Any Questions’ 18-01-2019) # in the case of the sort of transaction described in this 30″clip, No Deal refers to a return to a status quo, to a time prior to the […]
Creative Workshop: Marking the Moment, Music and Mark Making CANCELLED: WE WILL RESCHEDULE IT FOR SOMETIME IN THE SPRING OF 2019 Sun 25 November, 2018 10:30 am – 4:00 pm Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaelogy Feeling creative and enjoy the wonders of the Ashmolean? Explore sonic musical responses to the visual art and artifacts […]
You are invited Into Silence – a unique evening of silent performances / performances of silence. These performances will include sound-sculptures, mime, dance and film, but full details will only be given to you at the end. The performances will begin at 18:00 and finish at c. 19:15 but the beginning of each piece will […]
A few events coming up in the next few months (more to be added) ANA’S TIME 10th October 2018 7pm A homage to a great dancer, teacher and friend details on poster WYTHAMSCAPES 11th October 2018 6:30 pm Modern Art Oxford Marking the 75th year of the University’s acquisition of Wytham Woods, musicians […]
Out on bandcamp: A set of improvised pieces recorded in the Great Hall, at the Abbey, Sutton Courtenay, 6 June 2018 Apart from the prelude, all pieces come as a minimally edited sequence, from a single one-hour long improvisation. ——————————————– Késia Decoté is a pianist from Vitoria, Brazil. She holds a BA (Cum laude) and […]
I am taking part on Sat.28th July in this event. I will sing two 12th C. Troubadour songs in a dialogue with Pete McPhail on flute and baritone sax Lanquan li jorn ( Jaufre Rudel) Dejosta-ls breus jorns (Peire d Alvernhe) These will be interspersed with Joe Butler reading his freshly written translations. They belong […]
