“So we’re going to sing Handel’s most famous aria, but actually… anyone’s most famous aria.”
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“when the English Concert and this vocal ensemble came together under the direction of Harry Bicket, as part of the London Handel Festival, the sound was something of an Easter miracle.”.
Handel’s Foundling Hospital Anthem explores how caring for those in need and supporting the vulnerable can create change, both for others and in ourselves. In a world that sometimes feels fractured and divided, this anthem brings a message of unity and hope, encouraging us to reflect on how we can make a difference in the lives of others.
This duet explores the titillating nature of love and desire, depicted with effervescent excitement at its beginning, contrasted with the weight of the possibility of its loss.
Desperate and forsaken by God, Saul seeks guidance from the …
Act 2 delves deeper into Saul’s jealousy and the growing ten …
The act opens with a triumphant celebration of David’s victo …
The English Concert has been the leading interpreter of Handel’s music for almost 50 years, celebrating and sharing the work of Britain’s most famous composer and making it relevant to audiences of today.
Now we are building a new legacy and we invite you to join a voyage of discovery. One that will allow you to explore new interpretations of well-known pieces. One where you will discover pieces seldom heard.
By embracing the possibilities and reach of digital technology, Handel for all will give people of all ages, everywhere, the chance to enjoy a unique musical heritage.
Handel for all will provide a rich and accessible resource of vivid and engaging performances, support the development of early career musicians, give children and young people the chance to participate through interactive digital learning materials, provide digital and self-led sessions for use in schools and at home, and provide a resource for academic institutions and cultural researchers.
for a new generation.