The Kingston Orpheus Choir, (Kingston's longest established choir), together with a superb orchestra present Handel's rousing 'Israel in Egypt'.
Conducted by local man David Condry, the piece is sure to delight.

Kingston Orpheus Choir present one of George Frederick Handel’s most thrilling and impressive works. Written in 1738 and premiered in London’s Haymarket Theatre, this oratorio shows Handel at his most inventive and dramatic, especially in his vivid and stunning portrayal of the ten plagues of Egypt. We are delighted to be joined by one of the country’s top young organists and rising star, Daniel Justin, who will play two of Handel’s organ concertos in this concert, as Handel did in his own performances of his oratorios.

Saturday 9th March 2013
Venue: St Andrew's Church, Maple Road, Surbiton, KT6 4DT
Box office: 020 8336 1311 or orpheustickets@hotmail.co.uk
Ticket Prices In advance: £12/ £10 unwaged/ £5 NUS/ Children Free
On the door £14/ £12 unwaged/ £6 NUS/ Children Free

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