Feel the power of the season with Handel’s Messiah! Experience the joy, beauty, and passion of the “Hallelujah” chorus performed live by your North Carolina Symphony and North Carolina Master Chorale. 🎵 Handel's Messiah 📅 Dec 5-6 (Raleigh), Dec 7 (Chapel Hill) 📍 Meymandi Concert Hall, Raleigh. Memorial Hall, Chapel Hill | North Carolina Symphony

Handel's Messiah, presented by H H's peerless orchestra, is a treasured holiday tradition now in its 166th consecutive year! Order your tickets today: http://bit.ly/HHMESSIAH | Handel and Haydn Society

Visit H H Plays On today to enjoy H H’s stunning performance of Handel "Messiah" just recorded Nov 27! This stream will be available for 30 days – you can watch as many times as you like before January 9th. Watch now at playson.handelandhaydn.org. | Handel and Haydn Society

One of the most famous pieces of sacred music, Handel’s Messiah debuted in 1741! A composer for the Chapel Royal in London, Handel was said to “frequently declare pleasure in setting the Scriptures to music....” But in 18th-century London, such the idea of “performing” words of the Bible was highly controversial. When Charles Jennens wrote the text for a musical performance about the life of Christ—completely taken from the Bible—he asked Handel to compose the music. In 24 days, Handel completed

The GLORIOUS sound of Handel's Hallelujah chorus with full symphony orchestra and choir. This is the Eugene Goossens edition of Handel’s Messiah (1959) from conducter Jonathan Griffith of DCINY (Distinguished Concerts International, New York), the Jonathan Griffith Singers, National Youth Choirs of Great Britain and Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. A complete recording of this wonderful work is released in March 2020! Find out more and support the project at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mes