Gibbons at the Holywell Music Room, Oxford
A visit to the Holywell Music Room in Oxford, England, Europe's oldest purpose-built concert hall, where both Handel and Haydn performed. For over 30 years Jack Gibbons has been giving concerts in this intimate building, and every summer he gives a weekly series of concerts during the months of July and August.
In this video Jack Gibbons also plays his Preludio Op.84.
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Cry Cry - Oysterband - Holywell Music Room, Oxford
Oysterband performing 'Cry Cry' at the Holywell Music Room Oxford during their Acoustic tour October 2010
Street of Dreams - Oysterband - Holywell Music Room, Oxford
Oysterband performing 'Street of Dreams' at the Holywell Music Room Oxford during their Acoustic tour October 2010
Put Out the Lights - Oysterband - Holywell Music Room, Oxford
Oysterband performing 'Put Out the Lights' at the Holywell Music Room Oxford during their Acoustic tour October 2010
Spanish Ladies - Ray Cooper (Chopper) - Holywell Music Room Oxford
Ray Cooper (aka Chopper from the Oysterband) performing 'Spanish Ladies' at Holywell Music Room Oxford promoting his new album 'Tales of Love, War and Death by Hanging'
The Puritan - Ray Cooper (Chopper) - Holywell Music Room Oxford
Ray Cooper (aka Chopper from the Oysterband) performing 'The Puritan' at Holywell Music Room Oxford promoting his new album 'Tales of Love, War and Death by Hanging'
Grey Goose Wing - Ray Cooper (Chopper) - Holywell Music Room Oxford
Ray Cooper (aka Chopper from the Oysterband) performing 'Grey Goose Wing' at Holywell Music Room Oxford promoting his new album 'Tales of Love, War and Death by Hanging'
Bury Me Standing - Oysterband - Holywell Music Room, Oxford
Oysterband performing 'Bury Me Standing' at the Holywell Music Room Oxford during their Acoustic tour October 2010
Ólafur Arnalds - fok, live in Oxford, England
At the Holywell music room.
Ólafur Arnalds 1 (live in Oxford, England)
At the Holywell music room
Rosebud In June - Ray Cooper (Chopper) - Holywell Music Room Oxford
Ray Cooper (aka Chopper from the Oysterband) performing 'Rosebud in June' at Holywell Music Room Oxford promoting his new album 'Tales of Love, War and Death by Hanging'
Lakes of Cool Flynn - Oysterband - Holywell Music Room, Oxford
Oysterband performing 'Lakes of Cool Flynn' at the Holywell Music Room Oxford during their Acoustic tour October 2010
Oxford Philomusica International Piano Festival Part 2
The Oxford Philomusica International Piano Festival has taken place annually in Oxford, England since 1998, and is now established as one of the world's foremost summer music academies.
The Festival consists of a group of renowned professors and professional pianists giving masterclasses to approximately 20 students over the period of one week, usually in late July or early August. Selection for participants is highly competitive, as the Festival draws interest from young virtuosi from across the world. The Festival also includes a series of concerts given by the professors in a number of Oxford University's concert venues, including Christ Church Cathedral, the Holywell Music Room and the Magdalen College Auditorium.
Oxford Trobadors Concert - January 2016
The Oxford Trobadors perform original pieces and songs inspired by the beautiful and haunting traditional medieval music of the Trobadors. Filmed in the Holywell Music Room, Oxford on Saturday 23rd January 2016. (Click 'Show More' for full track listing)
Tracks:
Part One:
Lo Boier (The Herdsman) - 0:03
Nadau ta Baptista (Christmas for Baptiste) - 3:55
Quan vei la lauzeta mover - 9:31
Arron d’Aimar (After Love) - 12:44
La Sestina (The Sextine) - 19:33
Molt m’es bon e bell (I find it very good and beautiful) - 25:05
L’aiga de la Dordonha (Waters of the Dordogne) - 29:39
Amarilli, mia bella - 34:35
Lo Leberon (The Werewolf) - 38:25
Part Two:
Kembang Suling - 43:29
Mmiezz’o’ ggrano - 53:26
Quan lo riu de la fontana (Waters of the Fountain) - 58:35
Nulhs hom non pot d’amor gandir - 1:03:09
L’autrier jost’una sebissa - 1:06:15
Accarezzame - 1:08:16
Torna a Surriento (Come back to Sorrento) - 1:13:40
Los de qui cau (Those who must) - 1:17:54
Immortela (the Edelweiss) - 1:21:39
The Trobadors introduced and thanked - 1:24:56
Encore
Sarang Hae (Traditional Korean Song) - 1:28:28
Se Canta (It's Singing) - 1:30:50
End Credits - Immortela (the Edelweiss) - 1:33:55
The Oxford Trobadors are:
Ray Noble - Tenor/guitar/composition
Rossella Bondi - Soprano
Denis Noble - Baritone/guitar
Chris Britton - Flutes
Bryan Vaughan - Guitar/composition
Keith Fairbairn - Percussion
Valerie Findlay - Cello
Sponsored by The Music of Life
Concert recorded and produced by Voices from Oxford:
Director of Voices from Oxford - Dr Sung Hee Kim
Project Manager - Ian Hodgson
Production Co-ordinator - Carolina Pantalone
Production Assistant - Kei Tachikawa
Camera Operators - Isadora Barefield, Nick Corrigan, Alexander Hull
P1020039.MOV
Joe Allen, Phil Oakley, Angharad Jenkins, and Raph Goldacre with extra string accompaniment the Holywell Music Room, Oxford
Oxford Chamber Music Festival Elements 2018
Oxford Chamber Music Festival
Priya Mitchell - Artistic Director
Elements
3 - 7 OCT 2018
HOLYWELL MUSIC ROOM
SHELDONIAN THEATRE
UNIVERSITY CHURCH
OXFORD TOWN HALL
CRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL
WORTON ORGANIC FARM
ASHMOLEAN MUSEUM
LADY MARGARET HALL
SJE - ARTS
The Oxford Ramble
From the first ever performance by Magpie Lane - 3rd May 1993, in the Holywell Music Room, Oxford
Wilber Live at The Holywell Music Room Part 2
Wilber performing Live at The Holywell Music Room March 18th 2007
Bella concert Hall Calgary, Shahram & Hafez Nazeri October 27, 2018
Oxford Philomusica International Piano Festival Part 1
The Oxford Philomusica International Piano Festival has taken place annually in Oxford, England since 1998, and is now established as one of the world's foremost summer music academies.
The Festival consists of a group of renowned professors and professional pianists giving masterclasses to approximately 20 students over the period of one week, usually in late July or early August. Selection for participants is highly competitive, as the Festival draws interest from young virtuosi from across the world. The Festival also includes a series of concerts given by the professors in a number of Oxford University's concert venues, including Christ Church Cathedral, the Holywell Music Room and the Magdalen College Auditorium.