London Symphony Orchestra Conducted By Sir Eugene Goossens - Scheherazade

Sir Eugene Goossens’ grand, heart-warming, luscious orchestration of Handel’s Messiah is one of my greatest loves. It edifies us with the joy of Handel’s genius combined with earnest late romantic grandeur and the power of a large 20th century orchestra, trombones, percussion, harps and all. It’s like Handel in a Schiaparelli haute couture runway showpiece. And I just know good old Georg Friedrich would have loved wearing that. I’m deeply looking forward to sharing this monumental score with you

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