Michael Haydn Orchestra: Jupiter 1788

Tickets
🎫 VIP ticket for 1 person: sit in the front 3 rows and enjoy the concert with the best sound and view. Includes a complimentary programme
🎫 Adult ticket for 1
🎫 Student ticket for 1

General Info
📅 Date: Friday 6th March 2020
🕒 Time: 7:30pm-10pm with an interval. Pre-concert talk at 6pm (doors open at 5:30pm)
📌 Venue: Manchester Cathedral
🎵 Music: classical pieces centred around the theme of the 1788 'Jupiter' symphony. Performed by the Michael Haydn Orchestra with Marco Bellasi (bass) & James Gillet/Marco Bellasi (conductor)

Programme

• Michael Haydn: Symphony n.28 in C major MH384
• Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: Introduction, recitative ‘Judäa Zittert’ and aria "Mein Geist, voll Furcht und Freuden" from the oratorio Aufterstehung un Himmelfahrt Jesu H. 777
• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Contredanse La Bataille K.535 2 min
• Contredanse ‘Das Donnerwetter’ (the thunderstorm) K.534
• Lied Ein Deutches Kriegslied K.539
• Lied Lied Beim Aufzug in das Feld K.552
• Arietta Un Baccio di Mano K. 541
• Osmino’s Aria: ‘O wie will ich triumphieren’ (Mozart, Entführung aus dem Serail)
• (Interval)
• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony n.41 in C major ‘Jupiter’ K.551

Description
The Michael Haydn Orchestra is proud to announce their most ambitious concept programme yet: 'Jupiter 1788'! Go on a journey back in time to Vienna on the brink of war with the Turkish Empire during the year 1788, the year in which the 'Jupiter' symphony was composed. Follow Mozart's footsteps: see his position regarding the war through his war songs, listen to the music he wrote for his new job as imperial composer of chamber music for the Emperor Joseph II, listen to the music by Michael Haydn that Mozart kept in his library, and listen to the music he conducted in a public performance by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach. It will surely be a revelation!