Messiah by George Frederic Handel
Graeme Morton
Abstract
Graeme Morton
Abstract
A performance of this extended masterwork that sits at the heart of the European choral tradition. The performance with professional orchestra included students from the University of Queensland School of Music (both as choral singers and soloists) and singers from the Brisbane Chamber Choir. The performance occurred in St John's Cathedral in Brisbane at 7pm on Friday March 25th, 2016.
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A performance of this extended masterwork that sits at the heart of the European choral tradition. The performance with professional orchestra included students from the University of Queensland School of Music (both as choral singers and soloists) and singers from the Brisbane Chamber Choir. The performance occurred in St John's Cathedral in Brisbane at 7pm on Friday March 25th, 2016.
Key concepts: Choir, George (robot), Messiah, Performance practice, Performance art, Cello, Art, Visual arts