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Handel in London
Italian Opera and English Oratorio
Add to my Calendar 05-06-2026 19:30 05-06-2026 21:30 36 Handel in London 'Handel in London', a charity fundraising concert in support of Trees for Cities, presents a selection of lyrical and dramatic arias and duets from Handel's works for the London stage, tracing a journey from his early operas in the Italian style to his later English oratorios with Biblical subject-matter. St Mary-at-Hill Church, London DD/MM/YYYYDetails
St Mary-at-Hill Church
Lovat Lane
Billingsgate
City of London
London
EC3R 8EE
England
Tickets
Prices: General admission £16, Priority reserved ticket £20
Book Tickets
Programme
George Frideric Handel – Flavio, re de' Longobardi: duet 'Ricordati, mio ben'
George Frideric Handel – Rinaldo: 'Lascia Ch'io Pianga'
George Frideric Handel – Giulio Cesare: Aria 'Se in fiorito ameno prato'
George Frideric Handel – Amadigi di Gaula: Aria 'Pena tiranna'
George Frideric Handel – Alcina: Aria 'Mi lusinga il dolce affetto'
George Frideric Handel – Giulio Cesare: Aria 'Priva son d'ogni conforto'
George Frideric Handel – Giulio Cesare: Aria 'Svegliatevi nel core'
George Frideric Handel – Giulio Cesare: Duet 'Son nata a lagrimar'
~ Interval ~
George Frideric Handel – Serse: 'Ombra mai fu'
George Frideric Handel – Solomon: Aria 'Will the Sun Forget to Streak?'
George Frideric Handel – Alcina: Aria 'Sta nell'ircana pietrosa tana'
George Frideric Handel – Theodora: 'As With Rosy Steps'
George Frideric Handel – Jephtha: Act 3, 'Farewell, ye limpid springs'
George Frideric Handel – Semele: Aria 'Hence, Iris, hence away'
George Frideric Handel – Messiah: 'But Who May Abide?'
George Frideric Handel – Messiah: 'He Shall Feed his Flock'
Performers
Lucy Myers – mezzo-soprano
Olya Spencer – mezzo-soprano
Liz Worth – Conductor
Programme Note
'Handel in London', a charity fundraising concert in support of Trees for Cities, presents a selection of lyrical and dramatic arias and duets from Handel's works for the London stage, tracing a journey from his early operas in the Italian style to his later English oratorios with Biblical subject-matter.
