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A celebration of Scandinavian creativity

Venues:

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SJE Arts Sheldonian Theatre

Holywell Music Room

Christ Church Cathedral

University Church

Divinity School

Convocation House

Phoenix Picturehouse

Artwork by Swedish and Norwegian artists evokes the spirit of Scandinavian cultures

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'...a world-class gathering by any standards' Time Out

'Truly festive, different and distinctive, a closely guarded secret with exhilarating atmosphere and artistry' The Daily Telegraph

'An event of national rather than merely local significance' The Independent

Artistic Director and Violinist Priya Mitchell

A very warm welcome to the festival programme!

Through the fjords and forests of Scandinavia, full of mythology, legend and song, we embark this year on a musical journey deeply connected to the purest sounds of nature, folk music and the majestic landscapes of the north with its endless horizons. Our festival artists in 2019 are almost exclusively Scandinavian and bring with them all the cultural authenticity of interpretation that this special programme demands. You are warmly invited to experience the unique OCMF atmosphere and hear this world class gathering between 8-12 October in atmospheric and unusual venues all around Oxford.

Scandinavia embodies ideals and surprising paradoxes, where the fire and ice at the heart of its music live alongside a sense of Hygge and community – this is what a true festival spirit represents!

We look forward very much to you being part of this and seeing all our OCMF friends again in the Autumn.

OCMF ARTISTS

VIOLIN

Henning Kraggerud Johannes Marmen Priya Mitchell Minna Pensola Hugo Ticciati Antti Tikkanen

VIOLA

Lars Anders Tomter Henning Kraggerud Antti Tikkanen

CELLO

Torleif Thedéen Bjorg Vaernes

DOUBLE BASS

Jordi Carrasco Hjelm

FLUTE

Janne Thomsen

CLARINET

Christoffer Sundqvist

BASSOON

Emily Hultmark

PIANO

Marianna Shirinyan Heini Kärkkäinen

VOICE

Cecilia Tomter

SPEAKERS

Prof. Daniel Grimley Graham Topping

COMPOSERS IN RESIDENCE

Daníel Bjarnasson Sebastian Fagerlund

VERTAVO QUARTET

Øyvor Volle | Annabelle Meare Berit Cardas | Bjørg Vaernes

LODESTAR FOLK TRIO

Max Baillie | Olav Mjelva Erik Rydvall

TORD GUSTAVSEN TRIO

Tord Gustavsen | Jarle Vespestad Sigurd Hole

SUPPORT OCMF AND RECEIVE DISCOUNTED TICKETS AND PRIORITY BOOKING

FRIEND £50 (joint membership £75)

Invitation to Festival Friends reception | 10% ticket discount | Priority booking ahead of general public | E-mail newsletters throughout the year | Name on OCMF website | Opportunity to buy 1 Festival Pass (single) and 2 Festival Passes (double) allowing access to all Festival concerts

SUPPORTER £100 (joint membership £150)

As above plus: Invitation to Friends Concerts

AFICIONADO £250 (joint membership £375)

As above plus: Invitation to exclusive receptions at the Festival concerts | Opportunity to buy 3 Festival Passes allowing access to all Festival concerts

PATRON £500

As above plus: Listed in advance publicity, as well as in the Festival brochure(Patron and above is automatic joint membership)

ANGEL £1000

GUARDIAN from £2000

As above plus: Invitation to closing dinner with the Festival Artists

Finance an education project with a local community Sponsor a Festival artist

Sign up at www.ocmf.net or at our Friends desk at each Festival performance

TICKET BOOKING

All concert bookings: Tickets Oxford 01865 305305 | www.ticketsoxford.com Free events should also be booked through Tickets Oxford in order to secure a place, or on the door if there is still availability.

'4' film screening: Phoenix Picturehouse Box Office 0871 902 5747 (calls cost 13p per minute plus your telephone company's access charge) | this event is not included in the Festival Pass

Festival Pass £145 allowing discounted access to all events

Friends 10% discount, priority booking and invites to receptions. Membership from £50. Code required when booking.

Free tickets for 8-25 year olds (inclusive). Limited number per concert. E-mail cavatina@ocmf.net to reserve

For full information www.ocmf.net

'The festival is a national treasure' Philip Pullman

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