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Home > Oxford Contemporary Music (OCM): The Open Fund for Organisations

Oxford Contemporary Music (OCM): The Open Fund for Organisations

For:

Producing + Presenting the best new music + sound events

Find out more by visiting:

www.ocmevents.org/

Oxford Contemporary Music produces some of the highest quality and most innovative live new music and sound events in the UK. We inspire and surprise audiences, creating memorable and meaningful experiences. We use an artisan approach to present new music, from established concert venues to unusual spaces. Our events often cross the boundaries with arts and non-arts partnerships, as well as mixing music with theatre, visual arts, museums and more. Alongside our events, we reach young people and various communities with a diverse education and outreach programme.

Our regular Oxford gigs and concerts bring the best of the new in an array of genres and cross genre. This year’s programme includes Sam Lee & Friends, Matthew Herbert’s 20 Pianos, Breath by Orlando Gough + more…

Special events and commissions this year include a major new outdoor installation and performance by Mark Anderson, lead artist of Power Plant, commemorating the World War 1.

“Exciting, intriguing and experimental, this series of events challenges popular conceptions about musical styles and presentation, and features artists at the forefront of the contemporary music scene.” Oxford Times

“A restless and pioneering spirit informs their imaginative commissioning” Max Reinhardt BBC Radio 3

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