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Thrill to the drama of a fiery and dynamic performance of Mendelssohn's masterpiece Elijah with the Burnt Hills Oratorio Society and Orchestra! Joining BHOS are Adrian Rosas as Elijah, special guests Auriel Camerata and the 2017 BHOS Vocal Scholarship winners.
This gripping retelling of the famous biblical story brings to life some of the most dramatic moments in the Old Testament. The story starts with the curse of a three-year drought and ends with the prophet Elijahs ascent to heaven on a fiery chariot.
This epic choral work will be sung in English, with projected super-titles to enhance the excitement of the drama. Burnt Hills Oratorio Society is a non-profit community chorus whose goal is to nourish our community with the transformative power of music.
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BURNT HILLS ORATORIO SOCIETY AND ORCHESTRA
WILLIAM JON GRAY, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
2016-2017 47TH CONCERT SEASON
Friday Evening, May 19, 2017, at 7:30 p.m.
Helen Filene Ladd Concert Hall
Arthur Zankel Music Center, Skidmore College
815 North Broadway, Saratoga Springs, NY
ELIJAH, OP. 70
AN ORATORIO BASED ON THE OLD TESTAMENT TEXT
MUSIC BY FELIX MENDELSSOHN
Original German Libretto by Julius Schubring, based on 1 Kings XVII-XIX
English translation by William Bartholomew
Cast:
Elijah Adrian Rosas, Bass-Baritone
The Widow Carla Fisk, Soprano
Queen Jezebel Maria Bedo, Mezzo-soprano
Obadiah Alexander Turpin, Tenor
An Angel Meghan Renee Zuver, Soprano
An Angel Ann Marie Adamick, Mezzo-soprano
An Angel Casey Gray, Tenor
An Angel Siddharth Dubey, Baritone
An Angel James Crum, Bass-Baritone
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LocationArthur Zankel Music Center, Skidmore College (View)
815 North Broadway
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
United States
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