Oxford

ARTS + HERITAGE
ARTS + HERITAGE
STUDENT SOCIETY
Oxford’s Arcadian Singers are a student-run
classical chamber choir founded in 1976, singing termly
concerts in Oxford and engaged in musical ventures both in
and outside of the city. In recent years we have toured yearly,
recorded two successful CDs and are planning a third next
summer.
We focus on preparing music of a scale and standard that
goes far beyond what an evensong can facilitate, and this
term’s concert is set to feature Howells’ Requiem as well as a
premiere specially composed work for the choir by Laurence
Armstrong Hughes.
On top of benefits to musicianship, being part of the choir and
its committee offers fantastic opportunities to gain experience
in arts management and marketing. We furthermore maintain
close ties with a network of alumni employed in incredibly
diverse careers, and greatly look forward to welcoming new
members for this academic year.
VOLUNTEERING
OU Photo
VOLUNTEERING STUDENT SOCIETY
Thinking about a career in arts, heritage, education,
or events? Want to develop your customer service
or communication skills in an interesting and inspiring
setting?
If so, volunteering at the Oxford University Museums and
Collections could be just for you...
The Joint Museums Volunteer Service offers a variety of
opportunities across seven collections: from astronomy to
zoology, paintings, people, and plants… Most
opportunities involve volunteering with the public, including
families, tourists, and school groups; some involve helping
behind-the-scenes.
OU Photography Society is about learning to take better
pictures. We aim to make photography an accessible hobby
for all, you really don’t need fancy kit to take great photos,
your pocket digital or grand-dad’s old film SLR are capable of
great things! It’s not what you’ve got, it’s how you use it.
E-mail photographic.society@studentclubs.ox.ac.uk or go to
our website to learn more: www.ouphoto.com
For more information and to register your interest, go to:
www.museums.ox.ac.uk/volunteers.
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