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From Oct. 2 to Oct. 4, the Handel and Haydn Society opened its 212th season with “The Art of Living,” featuring one of its eponymous composer’s most enigmatic works: Handel’s “L’allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato.”
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A warm welcome to the audience by Handel and Haydn’s new President and CEO Lecolion Washington, Jr. set the tone for George Frideric Handel’s 1740 L’Allegro, Il Penseroso, ed Il Moderato, a delightful musical battle between light-hearted, playful Mirth, and moody, moonlight Melancholy, which Handel wrote to accompany interwoven fragments from John Milton’s 1646 poems …
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John Milton is having a moment in Boston this fall. Next month, Haydn’s oratorio The Creation, which draws heavily on the poet’s epic, Paradise Lost, makes its way to Symphony Hall.
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‘Stunning music will always attract audiences,’ says the new leader, who took over in August and hopes to help listeners see themselves in unfamiliar music.
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H+H Artistic Director Jonathan Cohen leads Handel’s L’Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato, a musical celebration of the human spirit featuring the period instrument orchestra and chorus, guest soloists, and new spoken word by Massachusetts Poet Laureate Regie Gibson. These performances mark the first for Lecolion Washington, Jr. as President and CEO of H+H. BOSTON …
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The Handel + Haydn Chorus took the stage in “Voices Carry” at Jordan Hall on May 29th and 31st with singers we know from many other groups in Boston and beyond, including Emmanuel Music, BEMF, Boston Baroque, Lorelei, Boston Lyric Opera. “H+H hires great soloists and lets us embrace who we are — an ensemble …
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In a rare visit to the historic site, H+H Orchestra brought fresh intimacy to Bach and Telemann
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