Bach Musica Presents Christmas Oratorio (Parts 4 - 6)
Bach Musica Presents Christmas Oratorio (Parts 4 - 6)
Bach Musica NZ is inviting you to their final 2015 concert presenting parts 4-6 of J. S. Bach’s exuberant Christmas Oratorio. On St. Nicholas Day, 6 December at 5pm, New Zealand’s highly acclaimed ensemble will commence the Christmas season together with some of Auckland’s finest soloists in the Town Hall.
Originally
intended to be performed from New Year’s Day onwards,
parts 4-6 of the Bach’s Christmas Oratorio celebrate the
new dawn for humanity in the light of the arrival of Jesus.
In these turbulent times a more appropriate piece could not
have been chosen.
Bach Musica NZ, directed by Rita
Paczian, welcomes back on stage Emma Roxburgh (Soprano),
Christie Cook (Mezzo), Henry Choo (Evangelist/Tenor) and
David Griffiths (Bass).
After the concert Bach Musica NZ will launch their 2016 Subscription Series in the Supper Room of the Town Hall where you will have the chance to purchase a reduced Early Bird Subscription.
When: Sunday, 6 December 5pm Where: Auckland Town Hall
What: Johann Sebastian Bach - Christmas Oratorio (parts 4-6)
Soloists: Emma Roxburgh (Soprano), Christie Cook (Mezzo), Henry Choo (Evangelist/Tenor), David Griffiths (Bass), Rita Paczian (Conductor)
Tickets: $20-$65, $10 students & children
Book now at www.ticketmaster.co.nz or call 0800 111
999
Tickets may also be purchased at the door.
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