Handel's Messiah

Since its premiere in 1742, "Messiah" has been in nearly continuous performance. In Dublin, London, and across the world, choruses and orchestras large and small have mounted productions of Handel's timeless masterpiece, a musical tapestry that recounts the story of Christ's life, from birth through death and resurrection.

Purchase tickets from the Duke Box Office beginning October 25 at https://duke.is/j/psk9 .

Duke Chapel's own "Messiah" concerts began in 1933 and have become a beloved tradition of the Duke and Durham communities. This year's ninety-third annual performances will be presented on period instruments with Baroque-era tuning, and will include selections from Parts I, II, and III. The program will last approximately two hours and fifteen minutes with intermission.

PERFORMERS Kathleen Jasinska, soprano Sara Couden, contralto Morgan Mastrangelo, tenor David C. Grogan, bass Duke Chapel Choir Mallarmé Music Zebulon M. Highben, conductor

Image: "Messiah," 2004, He Qi (hequiart.com). Used by permission of the artist.