Messiah

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Messiah

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Handel Messiah

Matthew Hamilton conductor
Hilary Cronin soprano
Katie Bray mezzo-soprano
Stuart Jackson tenor
James Platt bass
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Choir
Paul Whittaker BSL Interpreter

Handel’s Messiah was originally conceived and premiered as an Easter offering. First performed in April 1742 in Dublin during Lent, its focus is the life, passion, death and resurrection of Christ. Matthew Hamilton, our Director of Choirs and Singing, leads the Orchestra and Choir in this cornerstone of western choral music, a piece Handel himself said made him see ‘all of Heaven’ and ‘the great God Himself seated on His throne’.

This concert lasts approximately two and a half hours with one interval.

Part of the Choir Concert Package. Book 3-6 concerts, save 15%. Book all 7 concerts, save 20% [LINK]

BSL interpretation provided at this performance – call 0151 709 3789 or email ticketing@liverpoolphil.com to book suitable seats.

Sat 20 Mar 2027 7pm £72/£60/£49/£39/£30/£15/£10

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