The Choir of The Queen’s College is delighted to bring back our well-loved Music for a Summer’s Evening concert on Saturday, 13 June.

The first half will be performed in the Chapel, before moving to the gardens for madrigals, Elizabethan partsongs, and a cappella arrangements, all accompanied by a glass of wine (or soft drink) included in the ticket price.

We warmly invite you to join us for an evening that captures the essence of Queen’s and rounds off an excellent year of music-making. Tickets are available through the link below.

The choir will be giving their annual concert at Holy Trinity Church, Bramley (Surrey), GU5 0HD, 7pm on Saturday 20 June. Tickets are £15 (£5 for students and under 18s), including a free glass of wine or soft drink, and are available in person (cash only) from Robertsons on Bramley High Street, or by email. For anyone who can’t make the concert, or even if you can, the choir will also be singing at the 9.30 communion service on Sunday 21 June.

Proms at St Jude’s is a world class festival of music and culture taking place each June in Hampstead Garden Suburb London NW11.

Join the Choir as they present Songs of Light and Life: A selection of a cappella music by composers including Harold Darke, Gustav Holst, Charles Stanford, Bob Chilcott, Ralph Vaughan Williams, John Rutter, Eric Whitacre, and Johnny Mercer.

In the rich tradition of Oxford's choral music, The Choir of The Queen's College stands out as one of the city's leading ensembles, described by BBC Music Magazine as 'a glorious earful'. In the beautiful chapel of St Edward's School, they perform a selection of favourite choral works, with a particular focus on the Song of Songs. The programme includes Palestrina's ‘Sicut servus’, Walton's ‘Set me as a seal’, and works by Duruflé, Victoria, Holst and Lauridsen.

The cafe at the Olivier Hall will be open from 3.30pm, serving tea, coffee and cake before the 4.45pm concert.

Join us for a thrilling concert to end this 25th-anniversary Festival! An exceptional team of artists assembles for a concert that showcases what Oxford Song is all about, with a varied and uplifting take on our theme of ‘Love Songs’.

The concert begins with a new work, Marriage of…?, by our Associate Composer Emily Hazrati and librettist Nazli Tabatabai- Khatambahksh. We find ourselves behind the scenes at a wedding reception where the chef and sommelier, beneath a surface of humour and wit, are desperately in love with each other. Following this, The Choir of the Queen’s College join with our various soloists to perform Debussy’s glorious, Wagnerian cantata La Damoiselle élue, to a poem by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, which tells of a young woman gazing down from heaven at her beloved, who is still alive, and longing for him to join her in paradise.

Songs and ensembles by Schubert, Chaminade, Bolcom and Brahms complete the programme and bring the Festival to a joyous conclusion.

The bar at the Olivier Hall will be open throughout the afternoon and evening, and all are warmly invited to join us for a celebratory drink at the end of the concert.