Skipton Camerata: Handel’s Messiah
Ben Crick and Skipton Building Society Camerata are joined by the talented voices of The Clothworkers Consort of Leeds for a performance of Handel’s Messiah.
Originally an Easter offering, Handel’s 1741 oratorio for singers, choir and orchestra has become a regular fixture in the lead up to Christmas. As popular now as it was over two and a half centuries ago, Messiah represents the best of Handel’s choral music ranging from the heartfelt simplicity of ‘I know that my Redeemer liveth’ to the grandeur of the famous ‘Hallelujah’ chorus.
Jennifer Clark soprano
Katie Sharpe mezzo soprano
Michael Jones tenor
Whitaker Mills baritone
The Clothworkers Consort of Leeds
Skipton Building Society Camerata
Ben Crick conductor
Skipton Camerata is funded by Skipton Building Society and the Garfield Weston Foundation.
Important Information:
Following the latest Government announcement a face covering will be required at this event unless you are medically exempt. We ask that you only remove your mask if consuming food & drink.
Skipton Camerata
Founded in 2004 by its artistic director, Ben Crick, Skipton Camerata is North Yorkshire’s only professional orchestra. In 2005, the orchestra took on the name Skipton Building Society Camerata in recognition of the generous support it continues to receive from its major sponsor, Skipton Building Society.
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