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Boston Baroque returns to a cherished tradition with Handel’s Messiah, one of the most beloved and enduring works in classical music. Best known for its triumphant “Hallelujah” Chorus, Messiah unfolds through music of profound hope, faith, and redemption. Since its premiere in 1742, Handel’s masterpiece has inspired audiences around the world.Since introducing Boston’s first complete period-instrument performance of the oratorio in 1981, Boston Baroque’s acclaimed, GRAMMY®-nominated interpretation has become a cornerstone of the holiday season.
Boston Baroque welcomes Austrian conductor Christoph Koncz, a former assistant to Music Director Marc Minkowski who was appointed principal second violin of the Vienna Philharmonic at just 20 years old. Making their Boston Baroque debuts alongside Koncz are four brilliant newcomers: soprano Liv Redpath, mezzo-soprano Sun-Ly Pierce, tenor Eric Ferring, and baritone Benjamin Appl.
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Jordan Hall, 30 Gainsborough St,Boston, Massachusetts, United States
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