Handel's Treasures - Music in Dialogue
Works by D. Pohle, S. Scheidt und H. Schütz
Music in the environment of the Halle Cathedral
Members of the Handel Festival Orchestra Halle:
Robert Sellier (tenor)
Dietlind von Poblozki, Andreas Tränkner, Stefan Meißner (violin)
Michael Clauß (viola)
Anne Well (violoncello)
Bernhard Prokein (organ, harpsichord)
Hubertus Schmidt (trombone)
Discussion partner: Prof. Dr. Heiner Lück
The special exhibit: "Dom zu Halle" from the first volume of the so-called Dreyhaupt Chronicle by Johann Christoph Dreyhaupt (1749), copperplate engraving by Johann Gottfried Krügner (inventory number: BS-IIa 88)
Venue: Handel House, Chamber Music Salon
18,00 € / ermäßigt 9,00 € €
Organizer: Händelfestspielorchester Halle in cooperation with the Handel House Foundation
Reduction for pupils, students, trainees, severely disabled persons and - only at the box office - for members of the Freundes- und Förderkreis des Händel-Hauses zu Halle e. V. (Friends and Sponsors of the Halle Handel House).
Reserved concert tickets must be picked up at the museum box office in the Handel House up to 30 minutes before the start of the event.
Handel's Treasures - Music in Dialogue
The discussion concert series HÄNDELS SCHÄTZE - MUSIK IM DIALOG, which has already been taking place successfully for 17 years, is a joint production of the Händelfestspielorchester Halle and the Händel-Haus Foundation.
A special programme selection featuring Handel's music and that of his contemporaries is framed by short informative discussion rounds. The pivotal point for the dialogues between musicians, restorers and musicologists will be exhibits from the collections of the Handel House Foundation that match the programme, be it historical musical instruments or objects from the graphics and picture collection.
In the 2023/24 season, the bass viola da gamba, which is based on a reworked cello by Tomáš Ondrej Hulínský, will be presented, as well as the copperplate engraving "Dom zu Halle" by J. G. Krügner (1749), an anonymous oil painting with a portrait of Beethoven (late 19th century) and a copperplate engraving with a portrait of J.-B. Lully by J. L. Roullet (around 1690).