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Adaptation by Jeannette Sorrell, runs 2 hrs.
PRE-CONCERT TALK by Rabbi Roger Klein, one hour before each performance.
*FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS: Enjoy Middle Eastern baklava and sparkling cider as the musicians lead a Q&A. FREE!
—CLEVELANDCLASSICAL.COM
“When Jeannette Sorrell plays Handel, the audience is the winner. If Handel’s Messiah transcends the usual categories to be a fixture of our general culture, so Jeannette Sorrell transcends mere historicism in her performances of this music. A triumph.”
–PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE
“A revelation. Handel’s Messiah has seldom seemed so dramatic, so alive with detail. The soloists… were not mere musical performances but singing actors propelling the story. The choruses were models of clarity and blend. Throughout, it was Jeannette Sorrell’s vision which led to an uncommonly unified success. This will last in my memory for a very long time.”
– BACKTRACK.COM (international classical music website based in Europe), 2014
Hear the Music
1. The Plague of the Hailstones
John Eliot Gardiner: English Baroque Soloists, Monteverdi Choir
2. The Plague of the Flies
Various Artists: Trinity Wall Street
3. The Horse and his rider He threw into the sea
John Eliot Gardiner: English Baroque Soloists, Monteverdi Choir
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 12:30pm – Nighttown Restaurant, CLEVELAND HEIGHTS
Israel in Egypt: The People and the Music Behind Handel’s Oratorio (click here for details)
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These concerts are generously sponsored by
Robert A. & Judith M. Weiss
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