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OPUS

OPUS is the home of music journalism in Oxford. Articles, reviews and opinion pieces are written and edited by a team of students working under the umbrella of Oxford University Music Society. We are always happy to hear from new contributors - whether you fancy a one-off review, or a regular 'column', if you are a budding music journalist or want to get involved in another way, do get in touch with our Editor Ella, or fill in the form below!

An Impossible Universe - OUPhil TT23 Review

Jun 5, 20232 min read

An Impossible Universe - OUPhil TT23 Review

‘We are an impossibility in an impossible universe.’ Ray Bradbury There were many ‘impossibilities’ confronted by the Oxford University...

'A wholly immersive experience' - OUO TT23 Review

Jun 4, 20234 min read

'A wholly immersive experience' - OUO TT23 Review

Oxford University Orchestra’s Trinity term concert featured two momentous early twentieth century symphonic works – Debussy’s La Mer and...

'Much needed heart and wit' - OUSE TT23 Review

May 30, 20232 min read

'Much needed heart and wit' - OUSE TT23 Review

The Holywell Music Room presents a challenge for any and all musicians to conquer - a tricky and often surprisingly imposing acoustic...

'Eurovision Meets Glastonbury Meets Brass Band Brilliance' - OUBB Review

May 22, 20232 min read

'Eurovision Meets Glastonbury Meets Brass Band Brilliance' - OUBB Review

Picture the scene: it’s a Friday night, and the stage of St. John’s Auditorium is full to the brim with perhaps the shiniest ensemble...

'A moment of real gravity and historical significance' - Alternative Canon Project Review

May 11, 20233 min read

'A moment of real gravity and historical significance' - Alternative Canon Project Review

Sitting surrounded by the Headington stone of Christ Church Cathedral, it was difficult to experience Monday’s world premiere of Ethel...

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