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oratorio Esther
Currently renewing seasonal subscriptions only
03.03.2027 | Wednesday | 20:00
Tel Aviv Museum of Art
Available in subscriptions
04.03.2027 | Thursday | 20:00
Raanana Music and Arts House
Available in subscriptions
06.03.2027 | Saturday | 12:00
St. Elias Cathedral, Haifa
Available in subscriptions
The Israeli Vocal Ensemble
Jerusalem Baroque Orchestra
Soloists TBA
Conductor: Yuval Benozer
Esther is Handel’s first oratorio and the first oratorio written in England (1718–1720). The work is based on Jean Racine’s play Esther, itself a free adaptation of the biblical Book of Esther. Through Handel’s distinctive musical language, weaving together dramatic arias and rich, varied choral movements, unfolds the dramatic story of Esther, Mordecai, Haman, and Ahasuerus. Performed with the Jerusalem Baroque Orchestra and guest soloists.
Program:
George Frideric Handel: the oratorio Esther