Handel's Final Act: A Jephtha Night Out with Boston Baroque

In the last years of his life, George Frideric Handel had arrived as the most successful composer in the history of Western Music. Increasingly blind, but wealthy, in-demand, and confident his contributions to human culture would last (as they have), he still had one last big masterpiece in him, and it would prove to be among his greatest: His biblical opera, Jephtha. It’s a tale of heroism, devotion, and the bonds of family. It’s also possessed of some of the most divine music ever penned.

And, you guessed it — it’s all lined up for our next Groupmuse Night Out. Our wonderful friends at Boston Baroque have assembled a diverse cast of powerhouses for an evening of the sublime in the glorious Jordan Hall.

Tickets typically average $65, but we’ve got a stack for only $15 — more than 75% off! It’s hard to imagine getting more chills, tears, love, and bang for your buck than that, but supplies are limited so make your move!

And have a great Night Out!

What's the music?

Nicholas Phan Tenor

Randall Scotting Countertenor

Sonja Tengblad Soprano

Dashon Burton Bass Baritone

Ann McMahon Quintero Mezzo Soprano

Ava Pine Soprano

Attendees

Christos V.

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Marla T.

+1

Michele B.

+3

Eleanor M.

+3

Daniel D.

+1

Mary Beth H.

+3

Ellen C.

Robert L.

+1

Werner L.

+1

Johannes V.

+1

Micah K.

+2

Vladimir B.

+1

Mary J.

Liat Z.

+2

Alex K.

+1

Ulla J.

+2

Kennedy M.