Event time:
Saturday, May 3, 2014 - 1:00pm to 3:00pm
Location:
Woolsey Hall
500 College St.
New Haven, CT
06511
Admission:
Free
Open to:
General Public
Event description:
David Hill, conductor
with members of Yale Baroque Ensemble
The Harmoniemesse was Haydn’s final creation. It brings all of the composer’s strengths and accomplishments together in one masterful work: the four-part writing for the vocal soloists reflects his influential string quartet style; the orchestral passages carry the weight of his late symphonies; and the choral style bears the influence of Handel’s oratorios. This Mass was also Haydn’s final composition for the Esterházy family, whom he had served faithfully for over forty years.
Also on the program:
- Mozart: Splendente te, Deus
- Mendelssohn: Psalm 43 ‘Richte mich Gott’
- Mendelssohn: Psalm 115 ‘Nicht unserm namen’
Free; no tickets required. Presented with support from Yale School of Music
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