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Oxford Bach Soloists

Christmas Oratorio

Conducted by Steven Grahl

Christmas Oratorio
This January, the Oxford Bach Soloists perform Parts I, II, and VI of Bach’s Christmas Oratorio under the direction of Steven Grahl. Following their “standout performance of the Christmas Oratorio” (The Guardian, 2024), these concerts bring Bach’s timeless retelling of the Nativity and Epiphany stories to life.

From the exuberant choruses celebrating Christ’s birth to moments of reflection and triumph, Bach’s masterpiece will be performed by a stellar ensemble of soloists, chorus, and period instruments. Join us and experience the rich beauty of Bach’s music this New Year.

  • date Sat, 3 January 2026
  • location University Church of St Mary The Virgin, Oxford
  • time 7:30pm
  • ticket From £12 (£6 for students, FREE for under-18s)

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This January, the Oxford Bach Soloists perform Parts I, II, and VI of Bach’s Christmas Oratorio under the direction of Steven Grahl. Following their “standout performance of the Christmas Oratorio” (The Guardian, 2024), these concerts bring Bach’s timeless retelling of the Nativity and Epiphany stories to life.

From the exuberant choruses celebrating Christ’s birth to moments of reflection and triumph, Bach’s masterpiece will be performed by a stellar ensemble of soloists, chorus, and period instruments. Join us and experience the rich beauty of Bach’s music this New Year.

Venue Details & Map

Location

University Church of St Mary The Virgin, Oxford
The High Street, Oxford, OX1 4BJ


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