WWP Home arrow right This Event arrow right Indices: Alphabetical | Regional | Thumbnail | Map previousPrevious | Nextnext
event title
Europe
portrait Karl Harrison
Exeter College Chapel and Choir
Oxford, England, UK
mini manual

This should be a panorama image.

If you can read this, something went wrong.
We support these player technologies:

With ... you can view ...
Apple QuicktimeVR
(part of Quicktime)
all contributions
Adobe Flash Player 10.1 or newer most (not all, some contributions are QTVR-only due to historical reasons)
Javascript + HTML5 / WebGL many, but depends on photographer's choice of file upload (newer event = more likely to work) and your device's capabilities. You may experience slow playback, distorted images or unexpected browser quitting if there is only limited memory/GPU power available.
[?]
Copyright © 2006 Karl Harrison, All Rights Reserved
seeoxford.com
Previous panorama: Andrzej HaraszfullscreenA-Z Regions ThumbnlsShow in MapNext panorama: Tim Hatch

audio

Some students choose Exeter College simply because of its choir. Certainly it is one of the best mixed choirs in the University. Since the addition of women (it was once made up of men and boys), it has gone from strength to strength.

The choir sings three Evensong services each week in the Chapel. Its repertoire stretches from the likes of Gibbons and Weelkes to Parry and Tippett. The superb acoustics of the Chapel make singing both enjoyable and very rewarding. In turn this has led to the use of the Chapel for some successful concerts, including a recent performance of Scarlatti's challenging Stabat Mater.

There are also frequent choir tours during in the vacations. Recently, these have included trips to New York and to Paris (where we sang in the prestigious setting of Notre Dame for Morning Mass on Palm Sunday, as well as the not-so-prestigious venue of Euro-Disney!), as well as various places closer to home (such as St.George's Chapel, Windsor, and York Minster). Sometimes we spend a few days in early summer singing in country parish churches.



Location Map Geographic Coordinates:
Latitude: 51° 45' 14" N
Longitude: 1° 15' 22" W
Precision is: Medium. Nearby, but not to the last decimal.

arrow Show at MultiMap.com [what is MultiMap?]
arrow Show at Google Maps [what is Google Maps?]
arrow Show in Google Earth* [what is Google Earth?]
* requires Google Earth
installed on your computer

Date/Time:
June 29, 2006 17.37 GMT

Equipment:
Canon 5D with Canon 15mm Fish Eye lens Using 360precision panorama head. Stitched using Realviz Stitcher 5.1



http://www.seeoxford.com

text
WWP Home arrow right This Event arrow right Indices: Alphabetical | Regional | Thumbnail | Map previousPrevious | Nextnext