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Robert Quinney

Organ Recital

Friday 11 November 2022
To be given by Robert Quinney, Director of the Choir of New College, Oxford. Part of RVW150: Celebrating the 150th Birthday of Ralph Vaughan Williams
The Choir of Merton College, Oxford, in 2021 - Photo: © Hugh Warwick - www.hughwarwick.com

Choral Evensong

Thursday 10 November 2022
Part of RVW150: Celebrating the 150th Birthday of Ralph Vaughan Williams
Daniel Cook among the Great pipework at Salisbury - Photo: © Ash Mills - www.ashmills.com

Organ Recital

Thursday 10 November 2022
To be given by Daniel Cook, Master of the Choristers and Organist of Durham Cathedral. Part of RVW150: Celebrating the 150th Birthday of Ralph Vaughan Williams.
Mark Shepherd

Organ Recital

Thursday 3 November 2022
César Franck at 200
To be given by Mark Shepherd, Director of Music at Charterhouse School
The Choir of Merton College, Oxford, in 2021 - Photo: © Hugh Warwick - www.hughwarwick.com

All Souls’ Requiem

Sunday 30 October 2022
Mozart’s Setting of the Requiem Mass, performed by the College Choir with orchestra.
Merton College Girl Choristers, 2019 - Photo: © John Cairns - www.johncairns.co.uk

Concert: Fauré's 'Requiem'

Saturday 29 October 2022
A performance by the Girl Choristers and lower voices of Merton College, on the closing day of the 2022 Oxford Lieder Festival.
Zürich and lake Zürich - Photo: © MadGeographer, via Wikimedia - CC BY-SA 3.0

Merton in Zürich

Friday 28 October 2022
Prior to assuming the Vice-Chancellorship of the University, the Warden will visit Zürich to meet friends and fellow Mertonians.
Owen Chan playing the Dobson Organ

Organ Recital

Thursday 27 October 2022
César Franck at 200
Given by Owen Chan, Senior Organ Scholar
"Cheers!" by dutchbaby [CC BY-NC-ND 2.0] via Flickr

Golden Jubilee Lunch for 1972 Matriculands

Saturday 22 October 2022
For all Mertonians who matriculated or who joined as Junior Members in 1972.
Professor Stephen Darlington MBE

Organ Recital

Thursday 20 October 2022
César Franck at 200
Given by Professor Stephen Darlington MBE, Emeritus Fellow, Christ Church, Oxford, and former president of the Royal College of Organists