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Baroque In The North

Handel's Messiah

with the St George's Singers

Handel's Messiah
The very first concert given by St George's Singers in December 1956 was the Christmas music from Handel's Messiah. So it is entirely fitting that they should commemorate this first concert with a performance of Handel's masterpiece in their anniversary season – this time the complete work at the Royal College of Music, accompanied by the instrumentalists of Baroque in the North and a stellar line-up of soloists.

Performers:
Charlotte Baker soprano
Harriet Goodwin alto
Alex Grainger tenor
David Cane bass
St George's Singers
Baroque in the North
Neil Taylor conductor


  • date Sat, 20 March 2027
  • location Royal Northern College of Music
  • time 7:30pm
  • ticket £20 (conc. available)
  • 1 other performance

Full Event Details

The very first concert given by St George's Singers in December 1956 was the Christmas music from Handel's Messiah. So it is entirely fitting that they should commemorate this first concert with a performance of Handel's masterpiece in their anniversary season – this time the complete work at the Royal College of Music, accompanied by the instrumentalists of Baroque in the North and a stellar line-up of soloists.

Performers:
Charlotte Baker soprano
Harriet Goodwin alto
Alex Grainger tenor
David Cane bass
St George's Singers
Baroque in the North
Neil Taylor conductor

Venue Details & Map

Location

Royal Northern College of Music
124 Oxford Road, Manchester, M13 9RD

Other performances

In addition to the performance listed above, this concert will also be performed as follows:


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