Traditionally, the Pannon Philharmonic indulges the audience with a choir concert while awaiting Easter. Similarly to Christmas, the current pandemic situation offers us the possibility to delight you with a different type of programme. This concert will, namely, take place without a choir, with two brilliant vocal soloists. In fact, a symphony will also feature on the programme.  The words "I know that my Redeemer liveth" may remind us of Händel's acclaimed aria, but this time we can admire a German-language cantata (Ich weiß, daß mein Erlöser lebt) by Händel's contemporary, Telemann. Händel also features on the programme, however, with a lesser-known Italian-language solo cantata. One of Mozart famous symphonies, his majestic and grandiose symphony in E-flat major, will close the night, elevating our inner peace previously sung by the two soloists to previously unknown heights.

Dear Audience,

Understanding the texts of the compositions we hear helps us comprehend and enjoy them more.
We have, therefore, made the texts of Georg Philipp Telemann's cantata I know that my redeemer liveth and Georg Friedrich Handel's solo cantata Silete, venti available to you in our ONLINE PROGRAMME BROCHURE.

The Pannon Philharmonic wishes you all a delightful evening and a blessed Easter Holiday.

A co-production by the Filharmónia Magyarország Nonprofit Kft and the Pannon Philharmonic Orchestra.

Live Stream supported by the Ministry of Human Resources (EMMI).