The Sterna String Quartet - concert in Milton Church

Occurring
for 1 hour, 30 mins
Venue
Milton-under-Wychwood SS Simon and Jude
Address
Church Road Milton-under-Wychwood Chipping Norton, OX7 6LJ, United Kingdom

The final concert in this year's season of "Give what you can" concerts. No tickets. Just come, enjoy and give what you can. Refreshments will be included. Raising money for Shipton and Milton churches.

This energetic, young ensemble dedicated to giving vibrant performances brimming with passionate musical connection was formed in Manchester in 2025 at the RNCM (Royal Northern College of Music). As well as working towards recitals and several competitions, they have performed in masterclasses and received coaching from numerous esteemed professional ensembles such as the NOVO, Elias and Brodsky Quartets.

Comprised of musicians from the UK, Ireland and Australia, the members of Sterna Quartet also enjoy spending their time playing in a range of different settings. David has played with several professional ensembles in the UK and Australia such as the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra, Southern Cross Soloists and Camerata - Queensland’s Chamber Orchestra. Orin has also enjoyed performing in a variety of orchestras and chamber ensembles, in particular with the Baroque Soloists led by Roger Hamilton. His interest in exploring early music on period instruments is nurtured by Dr Pauline Nobes. Matthew regularly appears as a chamber musician at the St Endellion and Pudding Chare festivals and plays with professional ensembles across the North, including the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra. Cillian has enjoyed a diverse range of ensemble experience, from performing regularly in concert series around Manchester with his other ensembles, to freelancing with groups such as Northern Ireland Opera.

Programme: Fauré String Quartet in E minor Op121
and Beethoven Op.59 No.3 In C Major “Razumovsky”

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Catherine Hitchens Churchwarden

Wychwood Benefice Centre
The Church Room
St Simon & St Jude Church
Church Road
Milton under Wychwood
Chipping Norton
OX7 6LJ

PCC Secretary and Churchwarden
01993 831881
Clare Harper Benefice Administrator
01993 832467
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The Sterna String Quartet - concert in Milton Church

Occurring
for 1 hour, 30 mins
Venue
Milton-under-Wychwood SS Simon and Jude
Address
Church Road Milton-under-Wychwood Chipping Norton, OX7 6LJ, United Kingdom

The final concert in this year's season of "Give what you can" concerts. No tickets. Just come, enjoy and give what you can. Refreshments will be included. Raising money for Shipton and Milton churches.

This energetic, young ensemble dedicated to giving vibrant performances brimming with passionate musical connection was formed in Manchester in 2025 at the RNCM (Royal Northern College of Music). As well as working towards recitals and several competitions, they have performed in masterclasses and received coaching from numerous esteemed professional ensembles such as the NOVO, Elias and Brodsky Quartets.

Comprised of musicians from the UK, Ireland and Australia, the members of Sterna Quartet also enjoy spending their time playing in a range of different settings. David has played with several professional ensembles in the UK and Australia such as the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra, Southern Cross Soloists and Camerata - Queensland’s Chamber Orchestra. Orin has also enjoyed performing in a variety of orchestras and chamber ensembles, in particular with the Baroque Soloists led by Roger Hamilton. His interest in exploring early music on period instruments is nurtured by Dr Pauline Nobes. Matthew regularly appears as a chamber musician at the St Endellion and Pudding Chare festivals and plays with professional ensembles across the North, including the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra. Cillian has enjoyed a diverse range of ensemble experience, from performing regularly in concert series around Manchester with his other ensembles, to freelancing with groups such as Northern Ireland Opera.

Programme: Fauré String Quartet in E minor Op121
and Beethoven Op.59 No.3 In C Major “Razumovsky”

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