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Concerts feature a special performance by local high school singers of the inaugural H+H Youth Choruses Chorale Festival. BOSTON | Welcome spring and celebrate Pride and community at Handel’s Water Music, presented by the Handel and Haydn Society at Symphony Hall on Friday, April 10 and Sunday, April 12. H+H Artistic Director Jonathan Cohen leads …
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Brockton, Framingham, and South Shore high schools to participate in inaugural HHYC Chorale Festival, including a performance with H+H at Symphony Hall BOSTON | The Handel and Haydn Society Youth Choruses (HHYC) will host its inaugural Chorale Festival in February, designed to enrich choral music education in Massachusetts public high schools. The HHYC Chorale Festival …
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Every year the Handel and Haydn Society (H+H) and the Museum of African American History ring in the new year with the Emancipation Proclamation Concert, commemorating the proclamation during the Civil War that began the process of ending slavery. Read More
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H+H Artistic Director Jonathan Cohen leads the period ensemble in a program of Baroque and Classical works to begin the new year BOSTON | Radiant “Alleluias” will fill the hall as renowned English soprano Carolyn Sampson joins the Handel and Haydn Society Orchestra for ‘Mozart + Haydn’ at NEC’s Jordan Hall on Friday, January 9 …
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The Kravis Center’s Classical Concert Series launched its latest season with a performance that has set the standard so high that it will be difficult to surpass it. Featuring the Handel and Haydn Society Orchestra and Chorus, the program’s sole work was the profoundly beautiful (and often butchered) George Frideric Handel’s Messiah.
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Handel’s Messiah arrives at Christmas with the inevitability of television airings of It’s a Wonderful Life. But the performance Wednesday evening in West Palm Beach proved special.
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This Thanksgiving break, the Handel and Haydn Society continued its annual tradition of performing Handel’s Messiah, arguably the composer’s most famous oratorio.
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