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Messiah • Collegium 1704

Beginning of subscription tickets sale: 11 April 2023. Beginning of individual tickets sale: 1 June 2023.

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Programme

G. F. Handel
Messiah HWV 56

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Deborah Cachet soprano
Avery Amereau alto
Krystian Adam tenor
Luigi De Donato bass
Václav Luks conductor
Collegium 1704
Collegium Vocale 1704

Photo illustrating the event Messiah • Collegium 1704

Rudolfinum — Dvořák Hall

19 Mar 2024 Tuesday 7.30pm

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One would search in vain for a work in the oratorio repertoire of fame equal to that of Handel’s Messiah. Written in just 24 days, it was already extraordinarily popular in Handel’s day and became one of the cornerstones of the English oratorio tradition. The most famous work of its creator, it thrills us to this day with its melodic inventiveness, vocal virtuosity, and exceptionally effective handling of biblical texts.

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