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Date(s) - 03/13/2019
8:00 PM - 9:30 PM
BUY TICKETS $20-100
Known as the “Caravaggio of Music”, the violent and volatile Alessandro Stradella can be considered a bridge between Giacomo Carissimi and George Frideric Handel. His innumerable works, both sacred and secular, still await a broader hearing in our time.
The historic Brotherhood Synagogue, once a stop on the Underground Railroad sets the stage for this work dedicated to the Hebrew Queen who saved her people, in the first New York performance in over 30 years.
- Ester: Jessica Gould
- Speranza Celeste: Sarah Pillow
- Mardocheo: José Lemos
- Aman: Ian Pomerantz
- Assuero: Jonathan Woody
- Due Ebree: Martha Sullivan and Amanda Sidebottom
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Brotherhood Synagogue
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