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Christ Church: Five Centuries of Music 1525-2025

Experience five centuries of music in one evening. Holder's inspired performance celebrates Christ Church's rich musical heritage.

In the image there are few people playing violin, in front of them there are music notations and...
In the image there are few people playing violin, in front of them there are music notations and there are some other people in the foreground, in the background there are three church fathers and in front of them there is a bible, behind them there is a photo frame and around the photo frame there are carvings.

Christ Church: Five Centuries of Music 1525-2025

Christ Church, Oxford, is set to host a remarkable musical event as part of its annual music festival. The 'Christ Church: Five Centuries of Music 1525-2025' recital, curated by organist Peter Holder, will pay tribute to the college's rich musical history.

Holder, who has been inspired by the legacy of Victor Togni, the first organist appointed at Cardinal College, will take the audience on a musical journey spanning five centuries. The recital will feature works by four prominent Western composers, showcasing the evolution of musical styles over time.

The programme will be centred around John Taverner's Mass setting, inspired by the 16th-century song 'Western Wynde'. Holder's performance promises to be a captivating exploration of the intersection between sacred and secular music.

The 'Christ Church: Five Centuries of Music 1525-2025' recital is a must-attend event for music lovers. The full listing of the Christ Church music festival is available at Music at Oxford. Don't miss this unique opportunity to experience the college's musical heritage through the lens of Holder's inspired performance.

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