The wondrous cross: A choral journey through Holy Week in hymns, psalms and motets

Bernard West conducts a varied selection of choral music for Holy Week, from Palm Sunday to Good Friday, featuring works by William Byrd, Maurice Duruflé, Bob Chilcott, John Sanders, Amy Beach, Cecilia McDowall, Charles Wood and others.
Accompanied by Dan Chambers. 

To celebrate International Women's Day on 8th March, Oxford's former women's colleges will gather for an offering of music, word and poetry on the theme of: Soul and Soil: Women on living sustainable and connected lives.
Dr Sarah Watkinson, Emeritus Fellow at St Hilda’s College, will speak on ‘Ecology, Women and Adaptation’ with brief poetical illustrations from her recent work.

St Hugh's College Chapel Choir will perform Sarah Quartel's 'I know a bank where the wild thyme grows', accompanied by Dan Chambers. 

https://www.lmh.ox.ac.uk/events/international-womens-day-celebration​

https://www.st-hildas.ox.ac.uk/content/2023-come-and-sing

Programme:
Handel        Zadok the Priest 
Whitacre     Five Hebrew Love Songs 
Williams     God of All Creation – world premiere!
Parry           I Was Glad 

Conducted by Dr Jonathan Williams
​Accompanied by Dan Chambers

Programme TBC.

A traditional service of Nine Lessons and Carols.

Conducted by Dan Chambers and the Organ Scholars of St Hugh's College, Oxford.

A joint concert given with two of Dan's pupils.

Including a guest appearance of St Hugh's College Chapel Choir.