Sun, 08 Dec
|Manchester Cathedral
Handel's SOLOMON
A great musical masterpiece that symbolized cultural reunification in Great Britain after the Jacobite's rebellion of 1745. The dramatic events of the Jacobite Rebellion brought the British nation to one of its most divisive moments in history.
Time & Location
08 Dec 2019, 19:30 – 22:00
Manchester Cathedral, Victoria St, Manchester M3 1SX, UK
About the Event
George Frideric Handel:
SOLOMON
Oratorio in 3 Parts.
Solomon: Ralph Thomas Williams Countertenor
Queen of Sheba: Daniella Sicari Soprano
Queen, wife of Solomon and Pharaoh's Daughter: Naomi Marczak Soprano
Zadok, the Priest: Joseph Spratt Tenor
A Levite: John Brice Bass-Baritone
First Woman: Victoria Armillotta Soprano
Second Woman: Cathy Styles Soprano
Michael Haydn Orchestra
Furness Bach Choir
Conductor and Choir Master: Marco Bellasi
A great musical masterpiece that symbolized cultural reunification in Great Britain after the Jacobite's rebellion of 1745. The dramatic events of the Jacobite Rebellion brought the British Nation to one of its most divisive moments in history. Many scenarios of the rising of 1745 took place In Lancashire, and Manchester was perhaps the English city which contributed the most towards the rebellion with an entire Regiment! We are happy to be collaborating with the Furness Bach Choir to perform this great oratorio which has special relevance for the history of Britain and of Manchester.
Tickets
Adult
£15.00Students and Concessions
Patrons must present if asked at the box office either a student card or a document which proves they are above 65 years of age.
£9.00VIP Pass
Enjoy a seat in the front rows, a complimentary programme and sustain the Orchestra for its future concerts
£20.00
Total
£0.00