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  The East Oxford Community Choir’s joint concert with Grenoble choir Interlude last weekend was a wonderfully joyous occasion, which celebrated The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee with appropriately festive
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           <title>Stile Antico: Merton College Chapel</title>
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  One of the first things you notice about Stile Antico is that they have no conductor. This might cause a less competent ensemble to come unstuck, but these 12 singers maintain a musical
  cohesiveness with admirable efficiency, as they superbly demonstrated in the glorious intimacy of Merton College Chapel. The programme, Tune Thy Musicke To Thy Hart, draws from their latest
  recording, and explores devotional music from the 15th to 17th centuries written not for the church but for domestic performance. The familiar names of Byrd, Tallis, Dowland and Morley rub
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  For the past few years Oriel College has sponsored an annual visiting artist concert to honour a performer. This year’s choice was accompanist Roger Vignoles who performed with counter-tenor
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           <title>Preview of the St James Singers: St Frideswide's Church, Botley Road, Oxford</title>
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  Next up in a varied series of events at St Frideswide’s Church in Oxford’s Botley Road is a concert by Oxfordshire a capella male voice vocal ensemble, St
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           <title>'Locals first' for more Lark Rise</title>
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  An Oxfordshire publisher is making a stand against Internet giant Amazon by supplying independent bookshops with an early 'local' edition of a book expected to become a mass-market seller.
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           <title>Sci-fi giant looks back</title>
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  AN EXILE ON PLANET EARTH by Brian Aldiss (Bodleian, £19.99)
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           <title>Local author</title>
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  Sharon Ann Kemp, who grew up in Wheatley and now lives in Garsington, has always wanted to write a book and now, in her mid-forties has published her first romantic novel. Lovers Deception (£7.99)
  follows two soldiers in the Second World War, fighting for their king and country.
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  CIRCULATION by Thomas Wright (Chatto &amp; Windus, £16.99)
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           <title>A Horse in the Bathroom by Derek J Taylor</title>
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  Want to read another book by someone from London who buys an old wreck in the Cotswolds and transforms it into their dream home? Perhaps not.
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           <title>The King of Diamonds by Simon Tolkien</title>
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  THE KING OF DIAMONDS by Simon Tolkien (Harper, £7.99)
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