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Music Society Events held in the Picture Gallery

The Christ Church Music Society has held a number of performances in the Picture Gallery. Previous concerts have featured music by Monterverdi, Pergolesi, Vivaldi and Palestrina.

Entrance is FREE and everyone is welcome

Check here for forthcoming events

An Evening of Music and Art

Christ Church Music Society Festival Week presents

 

An Evening of Music and Art

at

Christ Church Picture Gallery

 

7th February at 8.30pm (doors open at 8.00)

An Evening of Music and Art

Christ Church Music Society Festival Week presents

 

An Evening of Music and Art

at

Christ Church Picture Gallery

 

Tuesday 7 February at 8.30pm

Tickets £5/£3/ free for CCMS members

Patrons Lecture

Dr Nicholas Penny, Director of the National Gallery, London and one of the world’s leading museum directors gave the inaugural Christ Church Picture Gallery Patrons Lecture on Thursday 5 May 2011. He spoke on ‘Sculpture and the Sculptural in Renaissance Painting’. His talk gave an exciting insight into how Renaissance painters invented and used sculpture and sculptural forms in their two dimensional works.

The lecture was open to the public and proved to be immensely popular, overpowering the capacity of the new Blue Boar Lecture theatre.
 

Study Day - Friday 21 January 2011: Henry Aldrich (1648-1710) - An Oxford Universal Man

Study Day - Friday 21 January 2011

Henry Aldrich (1648-1710) - An Oxford Universal Man

Blue Boar Lecture Theatre, Christ Church

For the schedule of guest speakers please view attachment

 Henry Aldrich’s considerable influence on the academic, political and social life of Oxford (and England) was explored further during a Study Day.

Study Day - Friday 21st January 2011

 

Aldrich's considerable influence on the academic, political and social life of Oxford (and England) was explored further during a Study Day on Friday 21st January 2011.

The Study Day was supported by the Patrons of the Picture Gallery and The Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art

 

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