Oxford Sinfonia welcomes the return of Joe Davies to conduct our 40th Anniversary concert. And in celebration, Joe has arranged Tallis’ iconic 40-part ‘Spem in alium’, with players occupying all corners of the church. It will be memorable. We will also play Elgar’s fabulous Introduction and Allegro for strings, Stravinsky’s Concerto for Piano and Winds and end with Dvorak’s Symphony no. 6 in D. David Palmer (piano) joins us for the Stravinsky. After Graduating from Oxford in 2019, David is now much in demand, including recently being a Britten Pears Young Artist (2022-23) and a Leeds Lieder Young Artist (2024). Since he conducted us 2 years ago, Joe has gone on to become Assistant Conductor of the English Symphony Orchestra and the Musical Director of the UK Proms in the Park Orchestra. As always accompanied children are free, programme is included and seating unallocated. Join us for a special occasion!

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