Venue Information

The Sheldonian Theatre
Broad Street, Oxford, OX1 3AZ

Built in 1664-8 to a design by Sir Christopher Wren, the Sheldonian's main purpose is to provide a venue for the principle ceremonies of the University. Its links to Oxford's illustrious musical history can be traced back to performances in 1733 by Handel, and today it is the city's main venue for large classical music concerts. Despite the somewhat sparse facilities and basic seating arrangements, many audience members (and musicians) argue that there are few venues to rival it in terms of atmosphere and acoustic.

Seating Plan
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Christ Church Cathedral
Christ Church College, St Aldates, Oxford, OX1 1DP

The 12th century cathedral situated at the heart of Christ Church College is one of the oldest buildings in Oxford. Music has been a central part of the cathedral's activities since the founding of the choir in 1525, under the direction of John Taverner.

Seating Plan
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St. Barnabas Church
Jerico, Oxford, OX2 6BG

St Barnabas' is the large basilica-style church whose striking campanile dominates the approach to Oxford from the railway station. It has served the Jericho district since its foundation by Thomas and Martha Combe in the wake of the Oxford Movement in 1869. You are warmly invited to join us here in the worship of God through word and sacrament, enhanced by the traditional liturgy, music and ceremonial of the Anglican Catholic tradition in which we stand.

All seats unnumbered.
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