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Nov 27 - Nov 29
Choose from 3 performances
Handel's Messiah

What do we believe in when things are uncertain?

Sound the trumpets! H+H Conductor Laureate Harry Christophers returns to lead Boston’s must-see Messiah. For the 173rd consecutive year, the H+H Orchestra, Chorus, and luminous soloists fill Symphony Hall with music that moves through uncertainty, reflection, and radiant joy. Handel’s masterpiece reminds us that when the future is unclear, we can find strength in what endures. Gather friends and family and experience a holiday tradition “as essential as trimming the tree” (The Boston Globe).

Music
Handel: Messiah

Performed by
Harry Christophers, conductor
Hilary Cronin, soprano
Christopher Lowrey, countertenor
Robert Murray, tenor
Roderick Williams, bass-baritone
H+H Orchestra and Chorus

Concert runs 2 hours and 50 minutes including intermission.

What do we believe in when things are uncertain?

Sound the trumpets! H+H Conductor Laureate Harry Christophers returns to lead Boston’s must-see Messiah. For the 173rd consecutive year, the H+H Orchestra, Chorus, and luminous soloists fill Symphony Hall with music that moves through uncertainty, reflection, and radiant joy. Handel’s masterpiece reminds us that when the future is unclear, we can find strength in what endures. Gather friends and family and experience a holiday tradition “as essential as trimming the tree” (The Boston Globe).

Music
Handel: Messiah

Performed by
Harry Christophers, conductor
Hilary Cronin, soprano
Christopher Lowrey, countertenor
Robert Murray, tenor
Roderick Williams, bass-baritone
H+H Orchestra and Chorus

Concert runs 2 hours and 50 minutes including intermission.

What do we believe in when things are uncertain?

Sound the trumpets! H+H Conductor Laureate Harry Christophers returns to lead Boston’s must-see Messiah. For the 173rd consecutive year, the H+H Orchestra, Chorus, and luminous soloists fill Symphony Hall with music that moves through uncertainty, reflection, and radiant joy. Handel’s masterpiece reminds us that when the future is unclear, we can find strength in what endures. Gather friends and family and experience a holiday tradition “as essential as trimming the tree” (The Boston Globe).

Music
Handel: Messiah

Performed by
Harry Christophers, conductor
Hilary Cronin, soprano
Christopher Lowrey, countertenor
Robert Murray, tenor
Roderick Williams, bass-baritone
H+H Orchestra and Chorus

Concert runs 2 hours and 50 minutes including intermission.