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Total Eclipse

Total Eclipse

 

Guy Withers (tenor), Bertie Baigent (harpsichord)

Description

In 1751, struggling with a gradual loss of sight, Handel embarked on a new oratorio, Jephtha.
It would be his last. Guy Withers (tenor) and Bertie Baigent (harpsichord) will perform pieces of music featured in Handel’s eventful 1751 season at Covent Garden.

Venue: Music Room
Tickets: £12

When: 30th Jan 2018 at 18:30

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