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Handel's Messiah

Caeleb Tee, Conductor | Chaing Yiling, Soloist

14-Jul-23 14:00

Handel's Messiah

George Frideric Handel's "Messiah" is not only one of the most popular and frequently performed choral works in Western music, but it is also widely considered as one of the most monumental works in Sacred Music. The work consists of three parts and 53 movements, including the famous Hallelujah chorus. The Yin Qi Choir is set to present the complete choral masterpiece in its three parts, under the direction of conductor Caeleb Tee. We find out more from Caeleb and Yiling Chaing, a soloist for the performance.

Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs


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