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Under the inspirational leadership of conductor,
David Crown, vOx have forged a reputation for excellence in repertoire ranging from Renaissance polyphony to contemporary choral works.
"Hearing a really good choir sing such challenging music was like a host of angels appearing!"
Vox is, of course, the Latin for voice and vOx specialises in performing works by composers with a special association with the city and university.
vOx 2026 - 2027 Season
We are delighted to be opening our 2026 - 2027 season with Victoria’s Requiem. This six part choral composition was written in 1603 for the funeral of the Dowager Empress Maria of Austria. It is a highlight of Spanish Renaissance polyphony and widely regarded as Victoria’s pinnacle of achievement. The requiem is reflective and sombre as it weaves Gregorian chant plainsong with polyphony to create a profound sense of grief. . The program opens with Guillame Bouzignac’s peaceful ‘In pace, in idipsum’; this short, simple piece sets the scene for the complexity of Victoria’s masterpiece.
Please do join us at Pusey House on Sunday the 18th October for a wonderful evening.
ATTENTION!
Christmas is fast approaching - get your tickets for our annual
Christmas Concert by Candlelight now.
Come and join us 5pm Sunday 13th December '26 at Pusey House for
A 16th Century Oxford Christmas
including works by John Taverner, Byrd, and Sheppard. This concert will sell out so book your tickets now to avoid disappointment!
Link below.
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