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Listen for The Hallelujah Chorus and WIN Tickets to Handel's Messiah
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- Published: Saturday, 25 November 2023 08:33
You could win tickets to the NAC Orchestra’s performance of Handel’s Messiah all week long on the Morning Express!
Under the baton of GRAMMY Award–winning conductor Jeannette Sorrell, the NAC Orchestra is thrilled to perform this holiday masterpiece. Since the opening of the NAC in 1969, Cantata Singers of Ottawa have performed every year with the NAC Orchestra. This holiday season, experience the irresistible joy and mystery of Messiah and feel the wonder and hope few other sacred works can express.
PRIZE: A pair of tickets to Handel’s Messiah on Wednesday, December 20th @ 7PM at the National Arts Centre (1 Elgin St, Ottawa)
(Seats are located in the Orchestra section, a more than $200 value!)
HOW: All week (November 27th - December 1st, 2023), listen for the Hallelujah Chorus ANYTIME between 7am and 9am...and we do mean ANYTIME...it may interrupt a song...a commercial break...it may cut Brock off mid-sentence!...ANYTIME...whenever you hear it, be the 9th caller through—at 613-247-1886—to win.
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Tickets start at $31. Second showtime on Thursday, December 21st at 7:00pm. Learn more and puechase tickets here.
George Frideric Handel’s Messiah is undoubtedly one of the most cherished choral works of Western music, exuding joy and humanity from start to finish and celebrating our relationship with the divine.
GRAMMY Award–winning conductor Jeannette Sorrell is recognized internationally as one of today’s best interpreters of Baroque and Classical repertoire. Sorrell founded the renowned chamber orchestra Apollo’s Fire, which has performed sold-out shows at Carnegie Hall, the BBC Proms, the Tanglewood Festival, and others.
The Cantata Singers of Ottawa have performed every year with the NAC Orchestra since the NAC opened in 1969. They are joined on stage by the Capital Chamber Choir, which has distinguished itself as one of Ottawa’s premier small vocal ensembles.
