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Vaughan Williams: An Oxford Elegy & The Lark Ascending

When
Saturday July 2, 2011 at 19:30
Where
Oxford Town Hall, Oxford
Tickets
£15, £13 (£13, £11 for under 18, students & senior citizens)
Phone for tickets: 01865 305305
Other Sources: Choir members & Oxford Playhouse
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  1. An Oxford Elegy - Ralph Vaughan Williams
  2. The Lark Ascending Op 50 - Ralph Vaughan Williams
  3. Feel the Spirit - John Rutter

Vaughan Williams is best known for developing the concept of 'English' music, and was the most important and influential British composer between the eras of Elgar and Britten. In addition to his nostalgic setting of Matthew Arnold's poems this concert will include Vaughan Williams' most popular instrumental work - The Lark Ascending.

Also included in this concert is 'Feel the Spirit', a lively and complex work based on negro spirituals by the astonishingly successful composer and arranger John Rutter.


Venue
Oxford Town Hall
St Aldate's
Oxford
Oxfordshire
OX1 1BX
England


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