Examples of using Oratorio in English and their translations into Hebrew
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However, in 1994 composer Richard Einhorn wrote an oratorio based on the movie, entitled"Voices of Light".
Lasting about 30 to 60 minutes, oratorio volgares were performed in two sections and separated by a sermon;
In 1994, composer Richard Einhorn wrote an oratorio based on the film entitled"Voices of Light".
Lasting about 30-60 minutes, oratorio volgares were performed in two sections, separated by a sermon;
when he wrote for the Vienna Jewish community an oratorio celebrating the peace.
although the Christmas Oratorio is by far the longest and most complex work.
a Drury Lane oratorio concert director.
The cathedral is home to Wells Cathedral Oratorio Society(WCOS), founded in 1896.
The oratorio was written for performance on six feast days of Christmas during the winter of 1734 and 1735.
she regularly performs Opera, Lied and Oratorio and her concert repertoire ranges from early music to contemporary works.
The oratorio, written for soloists,
But the audience that heard the oratorio Elijah in its premiere did not talk
The idea of a Ladino oratorio had fermented in Jacobsen's imagination for a long time before it came to fruition.
The oratorio was devised as a compliment to the victorious Prince William Augustus,
An oratorio is a musical piece with sung lyrics and also spoken words,
Including both joint and individual activities, the choirs of Oratorio perform in about twenty concerts a year in Israel and abroad.
Auguste Lange, was an accomplished singer, and they appeared together in his oratorio performances with great success.
In November 2016 he conducted the Staatskapelle Dresden in the world premiere of Sofia Gubaidulina's oratorio About Love and Hate.
The work represents one of the few positive, sympathetic portrayals of Jews in opera or oratorio, from the seventeenth century to the present.
a choral group and orchestra performed Haydn's oratorio“The Creation”.