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OSJ Voices

OSJ Voices

OSJ Voices (originally OSJ Oxford/Ashmolean Voices) were formed in 2011 to perform in OSJ’s Ashmolean Proms series: they sing three to four concerts a year. The choir is Oxford-based, and is made up of a mix of talented amateur and professional singers. Our singers’ professions are diverse, including academics, doctors, psychologists, teachers, accountants, priests, and of course some full time students! OSJ prides itself on being an ‘ego-free zone’, and the singers are selected not only for vocal ability but also for musical sensitivity, intelligence and blend. Rehearsals and performances are a lot of fun.

Rachel Dimond is the choir coordinator.

OSJ Ashmolean Voices

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John Lubbock recorded at the Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford

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