The Age of Silver and Gold

Maria Razumovskaya, piano with students from the Faculty of Music in collaboration with the Faculty of Music, University of Oxford

Staggeringly passionate playing — Gramophone

Fin de siècle? Which one? A wonderful coming together of minds – a conversation (or several conversations!) between the Director of the Oxford Festival of the Arts, and the Director of Musical Performance & Performance Studies at the University of Oxford, Dr Maria Razumovskaya, each with their own fin de siècle. One, the Silver Age of Russian poetry, and how composers like Schubert impacted Russian and European pre-revolutionary creatives; the other the Vienna Secession, the lushness of that sound, and the beauty of its philosophy: To every age its art, to every art its freedom.
Maria Razumovskaya has been described as a ‘virtuoso story-teller of the piano’ (Le Courrier), and possessing a ‘beguiling musical artistry’ (BBC Radio 3). She is always keen to share her curiosity for the stories behind the music and its makers.

Programme

Maria Razumovskaya

Franz Schubert                  Sonata in B♭ major, D 960

Interval

 

The Wells Quartet
Yuqi Liang — Violin,   Julius Kiln — Viola, Oscar Lawson — Cello
Ludwig van Beethoven       String trio in G Major (op.9 no.1)

Oxford Horns
Amy Thakurdas, Ella Ogilvy, Olaf Duenkel and Callum Scott

Hunting Chorus – Der Freischutz. Carl Maria Von Weber (1786–1826)

Horn Quartet  – Franz Strauss (1822-1905)

* Rondino a la Chasse
* Oberbaierische Gebirgsweise
* Gavotte
* Minuetto
* Finale

Le Rendez-vous de Chasse.  Gioachino Antonio Rossini (1792 – 1868)

Evening Prayer – Hansel and Gretal. Englebert Humperdinck  (1854 – 1921)

Tickets available for £18 | £12. Number of free tickets available.

Date

Jul 11 2026
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Time

7:00 pm

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Location

University Church SMV
Oxford OX1 4BJ

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