We are delighted to announce that the Four Pillars Hotels group have become our latest Corporate Member. The group runs luxury 3 star and 4 star hotels in Oxford, the Cotswolds, Thames Valley and Bristol. They are promoting a weekend deal on their website, to attract new visitors to their two Oxford hotels. The deal includes a champagne reception at the hotel, transport to and from the concert at the Sheldonian, premium seats, and a buffet meal in a college hall after the concert.
As part of the Four Pillars Hotels’ next ‘Classical Weekend Break’ on 10/11 June 2011, not only do you get to stay in one of their four star Oxford properties (Oxford Spires or Oxford Thames) but you also get to enjoy the Oxford Philomusica concert featuring Beethoven’s Missa Solemnis at the Sheldonian Theatre, all for only £95 per person, per night. For more information about this offer and to book visit http://oxford-spires-hotel.four-pillars.co.uk/oxford-philomusica-weekend-_81/
Posts Tagged ‘tickets’
Oxford Phil welcomes our latest corporate member
Tuesday, February 1st, 2011
Ticket pricing update
Wednesday, September 22nd, 2010
Oxford Philomusica has reviewed its ticket pricing policy and has decided to cease its blanket Senior Citizens discount. It is, however, committed to ensuring that cost is not a barrier to attendance at its concerts and, in addition to Friends discounts and multiple booking discounts, the orchestra also operates a Pay What You Can scheme.
Making Oxford Philomusica Accessible to All
Wednesday, May 19th, 2010Cost should never be a barrier to music, and Oxford Philomusica runs a number of schemes to make our music accessible to as wide an audience as possible.
Concessions
We give generous discounts to selected groups enabling seniors, students and children to take advantage of tickets for as little as £5. The re-structuring of our subscription series has also seen an enthusiastic uptake, with loyal attendees benefiting from up to a 35% discount.
Pay What you Can
We have recently introduced a scheme offering a limited number of tickets, a week before each concert in exchange for any small donation. Established predominantly in the theatre world, it is a rare initiative for an orchestra and we anticipate an enthusiastic uptake.
LAUNCHED 15 MAY: £1 tickets for Children
Thursday, April 29th, 2010Discover Classical Music
Ever been frustrated that you can’t get a babysitter for a concert? Don’t bother, as The Eight Seasons on Saturday 15 May is ideal to introduce children aged 6+ to the classical concert. The concert has been specially designed to be accessible for all the family so you can enjoy the excitement of an orchestral concert together.
‘We’ve never been brave enough to take him to a classical concert before because we were worried he’d make a noise or get bored, but he lapped up every minute.’
THE EIGHT SEASONS
Oxford Philomusica’s recently appointed new leader, Tamás András, will make his solo debut with the orchestra in a fascinating double bill featuring Vivaldi’s much loved and familiar Four Seasons juxtaposed with Astor Piazzolla’s Four Seasons of Buenos Aires. The glorious Baroque concertos will be followed by the Argentinian master of tango’s vibrant and passionate twentieth century work.
The concept that at any given moment the two hemispheres of our planet have opposite seasons – eight in total – is the inspiration for this novel combination of works, all of which are lively, engaging pieces and extremely child-friendly. Doors open at 7pm for families with a treasure trail, FREE activity packs and musical craft activities during the interval.
Tickets £37, £26, £17.50, £10 (child tickets ½ price or £1 in the Upper Gallery) on 020 8450 1060
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