Mahler Symphony No.4 - Oxford Concert Orchestra
Oxford Concert Orchestra perform Mahler Symphony No.4 at the Sheldonian Theatre
Mahler's Fourth Symphony has been a favourite of audiences and orchestras since it's premier in 1901. Though still considerably long and written for large orchestra it is smaller in orchestration and scope than some of his epic symphonic works, allowing the composer to show a more intimate side of the orchestra and displaying the Oxford Concert Orchestra's expressive virtuosity. Alongside the Mahler we will be playing Dvořák's Othello overture, the love section of a trilogy titled "Nature, life and love" and the beautiful Both Sides Now by Joni Mitchell.
Oxford Concert Orchestra is a non-professional orchestra chosen from outstanding musicians in the university and local community that regularly performs in some of Oxford's best venues including the Sheldonian Theatre and the University Church.
Ticket Information
- General Admission £16
- Premium Ticket £21.00
- Concessions £8.00
- Suitable for all ages
- Running time of 80 minutes
- For ticketing queries, email Jude.holloway@outlook.com
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