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The Oxford Sinfonia, founded in 1984, is an amateur chamber orchestra of the highest standard.

We promote five concerts a year and also specialise in accompanying choral societies. We organise instrumental workshops, and are involved in twinning concerts, fireworks concerts and concerts for charities.

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Read a profile of the orchestra from the Oxford Times. Read their article promoting Beethoven 9. 'One of the best amateur orchestras in the country'. Read the Oxford Times review 'an explosion of energy and emotion'.

Read a review of our January 2008 concert from Cherwell.

 
Next concert

Baroque Masterpieces:

Handel Water Music suite in F

Biber Battalia

Vivaldi 4 violin concerto

Zelenka Hypochondria

Telemann concerto for 2 flutes

Handel Water Music suite in D
8.00 pm, Sat 27th September 2008

Maggie Faultless - Director
University church of St Mary's, High Street, Oxford
 
 
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Events
Instrumental workshops
The Oxford Sinfonia is offering a series of instrumental workshops for wind, brass and strings.
Lead by professionals with international reputations, each day is aimed at amateur players of all ages, and teachers.
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Beethoven - 9th Symphony
The Oxford Sinfonia teamed up with Ian Brown and the Philharmonia Chorus of London to give an astounding concert in The Sheldonian Theatre.
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