Handel: Acis & Galatea
Sunday, 24 June at 3.00 pm
These are archived details from 2012 – current details are also available.
Acis & Galatea was Handel's first dramatic work in English, and although not played in London until 1731, it became the most popular of all his works during his lifetime. Perfect music for a ‘pastoral’ summer afternoon in the Garden of England.
| Faye Newton | Galatea |
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| Charles Daniels | Acis |
| Paul Young | Damon |
| Matthew Brook | Polyphemus |
| Gail Hennessy | oboe |
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| Hannah McLaughlin | oboe |
| Catherine Martin | violin |
| Elizabeth MacCarthy | violin |
| Mark Caudle | cello |
| Peter McCarthy | bass |
| Sally Erhardt | bassoon |
| Robert Howarth | harpsicord |
| Stour Music Chamber Choir | |
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| Mark Deller | conductor |
Artists’ sites: Faye Newton · Charles Daniels · Matthew Brook
Tickets:£20£15£12
Sponsored by Tony Shoults & an Anonymous Donor