Celebrating 20 years!

Celebrating 20 years together, Music at Oxford is pleased to present a concert by the widely-renowned jazz musicians that together form Acoustic Triangle. Bringing their un-amplified, acoustic set to venues associated with the classical repertoire, they present a programme celebrating the classical influences which have inspired them throughout their careers. The concert features original music composed by Tim Garland and Gwilym Simcock alongside music by Henry Purcell, Cole Porter, Maurice Ravel, Olivier Messiaen, Kenny Wheeler, John Taylor and Bill Evans.

Acoustic Triangle have performed in major concert halls and festivals around the world and recorded four albums to date – they even performed in an episode of ITV’s ‘Lewis’.

‘Adventurous, eclectic, frequently breathtaking… three undisputed masters of the game.’ 
James Griffiths, The Guardian

‘A trio of world-class virtuosi… exquisitely passionate and inspired.’
Ian Carr, BBC Music Magazine

‘Exultant, lyrical, mellow and frequently dazzling‘
John Fordham, The Guardian

Concert Format & Covid-19 information
Acoustic Triangle will perform two 1 hour concerts with a gap in between to allow for to staff to ventilate and clean the venue before the second concert. Please note that audiences will be socially distanced and other Covid-19 precautions such as NHS Track and Trace will be in place. We politely ask that all audience members continue to wear a mask whilst inside the venue, unless you are exempt. To find out more, please see our Covid-19 Health and Safety Information.

The bar will only be open before each 1 hour performance. Tickets will be available on the door.