Dulwich Choral Society: The Creation by Joseph Haydn

By JJW92
October 1, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted October 1, 2016

15th October 2016 - 19:30

All Saints West Dulwich

Dulwich Choral Society, conducted by Aidan Oliver are joined by Elwin Manahan Thomas (soprano), Andrew Staples (tenor) and David Stout (bass) with Dulwich Festival Orchestra for an exciting performance of The Creation by Joseph Haydn.

Brimming with wit, beauty and wonder, Haydn?s Creation remains the most joyful work in all of musical history.

?I spent much time over it because I expect it to last for a long time,? he wrote. 218 years later, it?s easy to see why!

All tickets ?18 (?2 for under 18s) available online via: www.dulwichchoralsociety.org.uk or on the door

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