At the invitation of the Berliner Philharmoniker
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begin to doubt God. In His rage, He sends a plague of snakes. What can help now? Johann Adolf Hasse expresses the whole range of human emotions in his music to Serpentes ignei in deserto: Anger, fear, hope, confidence. The ensemble Les Accents, founded by baroque violinist Thibault Noally, delights audiences with its fresh and unconventional style of music-making, and is regarded as a leading ensemble on the early music scene. The ensemble has rediscovered this striking oratorio by Dresden court conductor Hasse.
Artists
Les Accents
Thibault Noally violin and direction
Carlo Vistoli countertenor (Moses)
Bruno de Sá countertenor (Josua)
David Hansen countertenor (Eliab)
Christophe Dumaux countertenor (Eleazar)
Paul-Antoine Bénos-Djian countertenor (Nathanael)
Mélissa Petit soprano (Angel)
Programme
Johann Adolf Hasse
Serpentes ignei in deserto, Oratorio
Chamber Music Hall
21 to 49 €
Series R: Originalklang
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