Name: Holland Baroque & Alexander Weimann
Start: 2018-04-13T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2018-04-20T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Muziekgebouw

Organization

Singer

Channa Malkin

Soprano

Conductor

Alexander Weimann

Soprano I

Mezzo-soprano

Minho Jeong

Alto

Tenor

Zachary Wilder

Bass

Andreas Wolf

Contralto

bass

Others

Cappella Amsterdam

Orchestra

Holland Baroque

Holland Baroque & Alexander Weimann

Utrecht

Netherlands

TivoliVredenburg

The Hague

Zuiderstrandtheater

Amsterdam

Muziekgebouw

Holland Baroque & Alexander Weimann: The Fall of Jericho Hayes (+1 More)

Public

The Fall of Jericho

Dixit Dominus, HWV 232

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Fall of Jericho with Holland Baroque

William Hayes: The fall of JerichoChanna Malkin [sopraan]Zachary Wilder [tenor]Andreas Wolf [bas]Holland BaroqueCappella AmsterdamDir. Alexander WeimannTivol...

William Hayes: The fall of Jericho, Holland Baroque & Alexander Weimann

Holland Baroque discovered The Fall of Jericho, an oratorium by William Hayes.

The English composer was an enthusiastic fan and ambassador of Händel’s music.
How does it sound? His style is high baroque with galant characteristics. All the stops were pulled out to shake and drop the walls of Jericho: The choir cries, curses and shouts, and the earth trembles. Trumpets, timpani’s, hobo’s and bassoons crescendo in dissonant chords. His style of writing is emotional and he wears his heart on his sleeve. And yes, the walls are tumbling down.

‘The Fall of Jericho’ and ‘Dixit Dominus’ both express the power of God. Händel wrote ‘Dixit Dominus’ when he was 22 years old in Italy. The piece became a sensation right away. The psalm setting is like ‘The Fall of Jericho’: exuberant music full of of emotion and power.

English

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Ensemble