Handel - Messiah
There are many works of classical music that are known to the general public. The Hallelujah chorus from Handel’s Messiah is possibly one of the most famous pieces of music ever written, even though it comprises only a small section of the complete work. Messiah is known as one of the greatest musical works ever produced and it wouldn’t be Christmas without the opportunity to hear this great Oratorio – a form of music that contains dramatic lyrics like an opera, but which is staged as a concert without sets or acting. Harrogate Choral Society will be joined by soloists Sarah Fox, Soprano; Angharad Lyddon, Mezzo Soprano; James Micklethwaite, Tenor; and Jerome Knox, Bass. We will be accompanied by the internationally acclaimed Manchester Camerata and conducted by the world famous President of HCS, Brian Kay.Tickets are priced at £25 (£5 for under 16s, students and IBA
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