Haydn - The Creation at St Clement's Parish Church, Manchester on Saturday 6th November 2021

Please note: This concert is in the past and has already taken place.

Haydn - The Creation

Add to my Calendar 06-11-2021 19:30 06-11-2021 21:30 36 Haydn - The Creation Salford Choral Society are delighted to return to live performances with Haydn's dramatic telling of the creation story. Haydn’s adventurous harmony exceptional rhythmic and melodic inventiveness bring the narrative to life with an almost operatic vividness and power. Soloists Rachel Abbott (soprano) Philip Clieve (tenor) and Thomas D Hopkinson (bass) represent the Archangels Gabriel Uriel and Raphael together with Adam and Eve. Roderick Barrand accompanies on the piano and the concert is conducted by the Society's Music Director Tom Newall. Parking is available at or near the church and the venue is wheelchair accessible. Covid Safety We are committed to providing a safe environment for our concerts so we encourage our performers and audience to have a lateral flow test before attending our events. We also encourage mask wearing especially whilst moving around. If you have symptoms of covid please do not attend. Ticket holders who cannot attend due to needing to self-isolate will be issued a full refund. Our programmes will be free and placed on each chair to avoid unnecessary contact. Seating will be distanced at approximately 1 metre.  St Clement's Parish Church, Manchester DD/MM/YYYY

Details

St Clement's Parish Church
Edge Lane
Chorlton-cum-Hardy
Manchester
M21 9AE
England

Saturday 6th November 2021
7:30 PM

Programme

Joseph Haydn – The Creation

Performers

Rachel Abbott – soprano
Philip Clieve – tenor
Thomas D Hopkinson – Bass
Roderick Barrand – piano
Tom Newall – Conductor

Salford Choral Society

Programme Note

Salford Choral Society are delighted to return to live performances with Haydn's dramatic telling of the creation story. Haydn’s adventurous harmony exceptional rhythmic and melodic inventiveness bring the narrative to life with an almost operatic vividness and power. Soloists Rachel Abbott (soprano) Philip Clieve (tenor) and Thomas D Hopkinson (bass) represent the Archangels Gabriel Uriel and Raphael together with Adam and Eve. Roderick Barrand accompanies on the piano and the concert is conducted by the Society's Music Director Tom Newall.

Parking is available at or near the church and the venue is wheelchair accessible.

Covid Safety

We are committed to providing a safe environment for our concerts so we encourage our performers and audience to have a lateral flow test before attending our events. We also encourage mask wearing especially whilst moving around. If you have symptoms of covid please do not attend. Ticket holders who cannot attend due to needing to self-isolate will be issued a full refund. Our programmes will be free and placed on each chair to avoid unnecessary contact. Seating will be distanced at approximately 1 metre.

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