The Sixteen live in Oxford

Experience The Sixteen live on July 18th

The Sixteen is a highly regarded British vocal ensemble, renowned for its performances of Renaissance polyphony, as well as a broad repertoire spanning from medieval music to contemporary commissions. The group typically performs without a conductor, relying on the singers’ collective musicianship and experience to achieve a distinctive blend and clarity. Their interpretations are frequently praised for their expressive qualities and technical precision.

Wesley Memorial Methodist Church in Oxford is a significant building with strong historical ties to the Methodist movement. Completed in 1927, it was built on the site of the original Methodist Chapel founded by John Wesley in 1778, marking a key location in the development of Methodism. The church is notable for its Neo-Gothic architectural style, incorporating features such as stained glass windows depicting scenes from Wesley’s life and ministry. It continues to serve as an active place of worship and community engagement within Oxford.

On July 18th, 2026, The Sixteen are scheduled to perform at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. This concert represents an opportunity to experience the ensemble's artistry within a historically and architecturally important religious space. The church’s acoustics are known to be particularly suited to vocal performance.