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Haydn's famous oratorio propounds the legend of God's creation of the world in all its innocence and mystery, from chaos to its crowning achievement, the first man and woman, conveying its images in ...

Soprano Carolyn Sampson performs Haydn's The Creation with conductor Matthew Halls and the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and Chorus at the Meyerson Symphony Center in Dallas, Texas on Friday, May 24, 2019 ...

In a Haydn anniversary year, Louis Langree, music director of the Mostly Mozart festival, could imagine only one way to end the season. "For me, 'The Creation' is the highest, most climactic ...

When Stewarts Creek High School choral director Brian Russell talks about "life-long learning," he means it. And the teenagers in the Stewarts Creek choirs get to experience it first-hand when they ...

The 53rd season for Chamber Singers of Iowa City concludes our journey from darkness to light with a performance of Joseph Haydn’s masterpiece, The Creation. Completed in 1798, this oratorio remains ...

"We scheduled an entire retreat down in Galveston where we did nothing but rehearse. A lot of the singers thought retreat meant, you know, swimming pool and spa, and I had to explain to them that ...

Both Daniel Hege and Michael Hanawalt put Joseph Haydn’s “The Creation” in the highest echelon of choral-orchestral works, alongside the likes of Handel’s “Messiah.” “It is really considered to be one ...

When: 7:30 p.m. Saturday; 3 p.m. Sunday; doors open 1.5 hours before and preconcert lecture begins one hour before performances Where: Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox, 1001 W. Sprague Ave. Tickets: ...

You can smile and say farewell. You can quietly leave town. Or, you can organize and mount a musical masterpiece with a huge choir, large orchestra and professional soloists. Two outgoing Fort Lewis ...

Haydn’s The Creation begins with a big bang – the big bang, presumably – and if you’re looking to top Handel’s Messiah, as Haydn was, then it was the only place and the only way to start. Haydn was ...