Collectors Edition - Handel: Oratorios / Hogwood, et al

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Christopher Hogwood and The Academy of Ancient Music have made a number of distinguished recordings of the music of Handel. Handels most popular oratorio, Messiah, heads up this set of Handel works in which the 1985 recording of Athalia returns to the international catalog after an absence of several years. Esther and La Resurrezione round out his set, which presents all critically-acclaimed recordings!



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>Handel, George Frideric : Der Messias
  • Performers: Judith Nelson (Soprano); Paul Elliot; Emma Kirkby (Soprano); David Thomas (Bass)
  • Conductor: Christopher Hogwood
  • Ensemble: Christ Church Cathedral Choir
  • Running Time: 129 min. 51 sec.
  • Period Time: Baroque
  • Form: Cantata/Oratorio
  • Written: 1741

>Handel, George Frideric : Athalia, HWV 52
  • Performers: Aled Jones (Boy Soprano); Anthony Rolfe Johnson (Voice); James Bowman (Countertenor); Emma Kirkby (Soprano); Joan Sutherland (Soprano); David Thomas (Bass)
  • Conductor: Christopher Hogwood
  • Ensemble: Academy of Ancient Music
  • Running Time: 5 min. 22 sec.
  • Period Time: Baroque
  • Form: Cantata/Oratorio
  • Written: 1733

>Handel, George Frideric : Esther
  • Performers: Paul Elliot (Voice); Anthony Rolfe Johnson (Voice); Andrew King (Tenor); David Thomas (Bass); Emma Kirkby (Soprano); Richard Wistreich; Patrizia Kwella (Soprano); Ian Partridge (Voice)
  • Conductor: Christopher Hogwood
  • Ensemble: Academy of Ancient Music
  • Running Time: 7 min. 45 sec.
  • Period Time: Baroque
  • Written: circa 1718

>Handel, George Frideric : La Resurrezione di Nostro Signor Gesù Cristo, HWV 47
  • Performers: Emma Kirkby (Soprano); Patrizia Kwella (Soprano); David Thomas (Bass); Carolyn Watkinson (Alto); Ian Partridge (Voice)
  • Conductor: Christopher Hogwood
  • Ensemble: Academy of Ancient Music
  • Running Time: 3 min. 17 sec.
  • Period Time: Baroque
  • Form: Cantata/Oratorio
  • Written: 1708