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  • Handel’s Messiah
Handel’s Messiah
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handelsmessiah25 Handel’s Messiah Brisbane Chamber Choir, Brisbane Chamber Players Classical Music Brisbane Chamber Choir Handel’s Messiah

2 Dec 2025, 7pm
Concert Hall
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$100 - $125
2 hours 35 minutes
including interval, subject to change without notice

Overview

The festive season in Queensland does not truly begin until the glorious sound of Handel’s Messiah fills the Concert Hall at QPAC, and in 2025, this beloved tradition continues.

Under the direction of Dr Graeme Morton AM, the Brisbane Chamber Choir, Brisbane Chamber Players and guest soloists, bring Handel’s masterwork to life in a performance that promises both majesty and intimacy.

From the stirring overture to the triumphant “Hallelujah Chorus”, Messiah remains one of the most enduring and uplifting works of the classical repertoire, a celebration of beauty, drama and joy.

Founded in 1997, the Brisbane Chamber Choir is one of Australia’s leading vocal ensembles. Comprising auditioned singers from diverse musical backgrounds, the choir is renowned for its versatility, performing repertoire that spans centuries – from Renaissance to contemporary works – with a special dedication to Australian composition. The choir is also committed to fostering the development of emerging choral singers, conductors and composers, in the creation and performance of world class choral music.

Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the splendour of Handel’s Messiah, performed by some of Queensland’s finest musicians.

Program
Handel, Messiah (HWV 56)

Featuring

  • Conductor Graeme Morton
  • Soprano Bonnie de la Hunty
  • Alto Stephanie Dillon
  • Tenor Andrew Goodwin
  • Bass Shaun Brown
  • Ensemble Brisbane Chamber Choir, Brisbane Chamber Players
With a commitment to all styles of music and an uncompromising advocacy of Australian music, they [Brisbane Chamber Choir] represent a vital part of the Australian music heartbeat.
Paul Dean

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