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concise length of each performance, the invitation to bring alcoholic drinks into the concert hall, and the ability to clap and talk at your own convenience. Since its creation, The Night Shift has proven successful among people under age 35. Over 80% of the audience falls within this age bracket and approximately 20% of the audience is attending a classical concert for the first time.
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The Night Shift is a concert series where classical music is presented in a relaxed and informal setting. Established in 2006 by the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, the aim is to work outside the traditions associated with concert of the classical genre. Unusual characteristics include the
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In 2007 the OAE also won the RPS Ensemble award "for its stunning delivery of a breadth of repertoire, indefatigable advocacy of the interpretation of music played on original instruments and pioneering work in education and through a range of media – not to mention the artistry of its individual
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The Ann and Peter Law OAE Experience scheme is an apprenticeship scheme for young period instrumentalists, and is the only scheme of its type with a period orchestra. Established in 2002, the scheme is consistently over-subscribed and offers its participants the opportunity to be mentored by OAE
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moved into a comprehensive in a deprived area. According to the OAE, the project has resulted in “improved academic performance and language skills, reputational benefits, greater engagement with music among pupils . . . and even an improvement in the orchestra’s own playing”.
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in Tufnell Park, Camden. The administrative office, library and recording studio are based on campus and the musicians use the school’s grade II listed assembly hall for rehearsals, workshops and small performances.
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The OAE has toured many countries, including South America and the US in 2002, and toured South East Asia for the first time in autumn 2003. The Orchestra's discography covers over fifty recordings in music from
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was instrumental in establishing the OAE, securing crucial private funding for its inaugural work and serving on the Board for many years.  He is Life President of the orchestra.
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musicians, play in rehearsals alongside the OAE’s roster of guest conductors and also perform with the OAE, as well as sometimes giving concerts as an ensemble in itself.
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where the core of its repertoire is based. The OAE does not have a principal conductor, but chooses conductors individually. The current Principal Artists are
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A group of period instrumentalist players formed the OAE as a self-governing ensemble in 1986, and took its name from the
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In September 2020, the Orchestra moved its headquarters again - this time to Acland Burghley Secondary School in
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members in making each listening experience uniquely creative, engaging and thrilling."
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on 30 June 2007, conducted by Norrington, Elder, Mackerras and Jurowski respectively.
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On 29 January 2010 The Night Shift (and the OAE) made its first appearance at
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The OAE celebrated the 21st anniversary of its founding with a concert at the
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In September 2020, the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment moved into
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The OAE does much work with schools, especially in the area surrounding
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recording objectives being more important than creative objectives."
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The model is a project that happened in Bremen, Germany, where the
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The OAE’s first concerts, in June 1986, were booked at Oxford's
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The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment performing in the
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undue emphasis as imposed by a single musical director,
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Orchestra

London
Southbank Centre
www.oae.co.uk
period instrument
orchestra
Southbank Centre
Glyndebourne Festival Opera
Kings Place
Acland Burghley School
historical period in the late 18th century
Sir Simon Rattle
Vladimir Jurowski
Iván Fischer
John Butt
Mark Elder
András Schiff
Roger Norrington
William Christie
Frans BrĂĽggen
Charles Mackerras
Marin Alsop
Anu Tali
Yannick NĂ©zet-SĂ©guin
Sian Edwards
Edward Gardner
Suzi Digby
Robin Ticciati
Philippe Herreweghe

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