Dunedin Consort - Handel Messiah
- George Frideric Handel Mesiah, HWV 56
- Matthew Truscott violin & director
- Rowan Pierce soprano
- Anita Monserrat mezzo-soprano
- Ed Lyon tenor
- Marcus Farnsworth baritone
- Paul Whittaker BSL interpreter
It’s no surprise that Handel’s Messiah continues to draw audiences back year after year. There is nothing quite like it. Although the Hallelujah chorus has become the work’s calling card, Handel wrote every note to impress and astound his listeners. Its choruses are as grand as anything Handel ever composed, the solo writing profoundly moving, the drama powerful and compelling. Performed ‘the Dunedin way’ as Handel would have first heard it, with a small orchestra, a team of twelve singers and soloists who step out from the chorus, there are few more uplifting ways to celebrate the festive season.
- Matthew Truscott violin & director
- Rowan Pierce soprano
- Anita Monserrat mezzo-soprano
- Ed Lyon tenor
- Marcus Farnsworth baritone
- Paul Whittaker BSL interpreter
It’s no surprise that Handel’s Messiah continues to draw audiences back year after year. There is nothing quite like it. Although the Hallelujah chorus has become the work’s calling card, Handel wrote every note to impress and astound his listeners. Its choruses are as grand as anything Handel ever composed, the solo writing profoundly moving, the drama powerful and compelling. Performed ‘the Dunedin way’ as Handel would have first heard it, with a small orchestra, a team of twelve singers and soloists who step out from the chorus, there are few more uplifting ways to celebrate the festive season.
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