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  1. 13 mai 2018 · In Germany, composers like Heinrich Schütz ("Easter Oratorio"), Johann Sebastian Bach ("Passion According to Saint John" and "Passion According to Saint Matthew") and George Frideric Handel ("Messiah" and "Samson") explored this genre further. By the 17th century, non-biblical texts were commonly used in oratorios and by the 18th century ...

  2. This documentary by Alex Bayer, Johnathan Mann and Mary Anne Rothbury is not about an oratorio in the sense that the term is used today - a large scale musical composition for orchestra, choir and soloists, usually on a mythological or religious theme, with recitatives linking the arias or choruses, for example Handel’s Messiah (1741), Mendelssohn’s Elijah (1846) or Elgar’s Dream of ...

  3. 20 oct. 1991 · Oct 20, 1991. Paul’s first full-scale departure into classical music was unveiled with the live recording of Liverpool Oratorio. On the night itself, Paul explained: “I remember coming here to Liverpool Anglican Cathedral when I was 11 to audition for the choir. I failed the audition. I always hoped that one day I would be able to get my ...

  4. 2 nov. 2021 · THE ORATORIO:A DOCUMENTARY WITH MARTIN SCORSESEExplores How a Freed Slave, Opera’s First Diva, Mozart’s Librettist and an 1826 Musical Performance ChangedNew York and America’s Cultural

  5. 8 oct. 2021 · Nearly 200 Years. Both Films Premiere Friday, November 5 on PBS. ARLINGTON, VA; SEPTEMBER 27, 2021 – Martin Scorsese reveals the fascinating story of a one-night-only performance in 1826 at St ...

  6. THE PASSION ORATORIO features the original concert work by the Oscar-nominated composer John Debney, the film’s lyricist/vocalist/soloist Lisbeth Scott, the film’s flute soloist Pedro Eustache, the Ziryah Choir, and the Cordoba Orchestra under the direction of Kevin Kaska. Other solo performers included tenor Juan Luque and soprano Maria ...

  7. 91-0-045394-3. The Christmas Oratorio (Swedish: Juloratoriet) is a 1983 novel by Swedish author Göran Tunström. It won the Nordic Council Literature Prize in 1984. [1] J. S. Bach's Christmas Oratorio plays an important part in the novel. It was adapted into a film version [ sv] in 1996.